A dynamic general equilibrium model with industry-specific human capital is developed to account for inter-industry wage differential and imperfect labour mobility. It is demonstrated that more human capital-intensive industries are more likely to pay higher wages, conditional on inter-industry differences in human capital depreciation rate and learning cost. In the light of internationally transferable technology, the model can also account for two empirical regularities, namely cross-occupation and cross-country correlation of inter-industry wage differential
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A framework for understanding the determinants in the variation in the pricing of skills across coun...
M. I.T. respectively. We wish to thank William Dickens, Lawrence Katz and LaiNrrence Summers for hel...
This paper measures recent changes in inter-industry wage differentials, the different wages paid by...
This paper develops a simple general equilibrium model of international trade based on vertical prod...
This study aims to compare the available evidence on inter-industry wage structure for industrialize...
This study aims to compare the available evidence on inter-industry wage structure for industrialize...
This paper presents a dynamic general equilibrium model of R&D-based trade between two structura...
The paper explores the relationship between job flows and wages in the U.S. manufacturing sector, wh...
Why do wages of observationally similar workers vary with their industry of employment? In the liter...
It has been argued that a close relationship exists between human capital accumulation and wage disp...
This paper explores the relationship between job flows and wages in the U.S. man-ufacturing sector, ...
This paper constructs a simple two-sector, competitive trade model with heterogeneous labor and cons...
This paper presents a general equilibrium model of trade and international capital mobility. Its spe...
This paper develops a model in which technology and human capital are com-plements in production, so...
summary:This article studies an equilibrium search problem when jobs provided by firms can be either...
A framework for understanding the determinants in the variation in the pricing of skills across coun...
M. I.T. respectively. We wish to thank William Dickens, Lawrence Katz and LaiNrrence Summers for hel...
This paper measures recent changes in inter-industry wage differentials, the different wages paid by...
This paper develops a simple general equilibrium model of international trade based on vertical prod...
This study aims to compare the available evidence on inter-industry wage structure for industrialize...
This study aims to compare the available evidence on inter-industry wage structure for industrialize...
This paper presents a dynamic general equilibrium model of R&D-based trade between two structura...
The paper explores the relationship between job flows and wages in the U.S. manufacturing sector, wh...
Why do wages of observationally similar workers vary with their industry of employment? In the liter...
It has been argued that a close relationship exists between human capital accumulation and wage disp...
This paper explores the relationship between job flows and wages in the U.S. man-ufacturing sector, ...
This paper constructs a simple two-sector, competitive trade model with heterogeneous labor and cons...
This paper presents a general equilibrium model of trade and international capital mobility. Its spe...
This paper develops a model in which technology and human capital are com-plements in production, so...
summary:This article studies an equilibrium search problem when jobs provided by firms can be either...
A framework for understanding the determinants in the variation in the pricing of skills across coun...