Using a unique harmonized linked employer–employee dataset, this paper analyses the structure and determinants of inter-industry wage differentials in Central and Eastern European countries (Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland) and compares them to those observed in Western European states. Findings show substantial differences in earnings across sectors in all countries, even when controlling for a wide range of employee, job and employer characteristics. The hierarchy of sectors in terms of wages appears to be quite similar in Eastern and Western European countries, although the former tend to have higher levels of dispersion of inter-industry wage differentials.FLWINinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
Using unique international harmonized matched employer-employee microdata from the European Structur...
The article investigates wage determination in Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republ...
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Using a unique harmonized linked employer–employee dataset, this paper analyses the structure and de...
This study compares the structure and determinants of inter-industry wage differentials in Eastern a...
This thesis examines inter-industry wage differentials in the Czech Republic, using the European Uni...
In this paper we investigate the determinants of wage gaps between European countries using data fro...
Using unique international harmonized matched employer-employee microdata from the European Structur...
Substantial wage differentials are observed in all countries between workers employed in different s...
Using unique international harmonized matched employer-employee microdata from the European Structur...
The paper investigates the formation of wages in the New Member States in Central and Eastern Europe...
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The article investigates wage determination in Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republ...
Using unique international harmonized matched employer-employee microdata from the European Structur...
The article investigates wage determination in Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republ...
This paper investigates inter-industry wage differentials in Belgium, taking advantage of access to ...
Using a unique harmonized linked employer–employee dataset, this paper analyses the structure and de...
This study compares the structure and determinants of inter-industry wage differentials in Eastern a...
This thesis examines inter-industry wage differentials in the Czech Republic, using the European Uni...
In this paper we investigate the determinants of wage gaps between European countries using data fro...
Using unique international harmonized matched employer-employee microdata from the European Structur...
Substantial wage differentials are observed in all countries between workers employed in different s...
Using unique international harmonized matched employer-employee microdata from the European Structur...
The paper investigates the formation of wages in the New Member States in Central and Eastern Europe...
In this paper we further investigate the determinants of wage differences in Europe, by decomposing ...
The paper examines the role of collective bargaining systems as a determinant of the inter-industry ...
This article investigates the determinants of wage gaps between European Union countries along the w...
The article investigates wage determination in Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republ...
Using unique international harmonized matched employer-employee microdata from the European Structur...
The article investigates wage determination in Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republ...
This paper investigates inter-industry wage differentials in Belgium, taking advantage of access to ...