Economists have long been studying the shares of labour and capital in income. Surprisingly, no such empirical studies exist for Australia. This paper looks at a number of variables that can affect labour’s share in income: unemployment, capacity utilisation, growth rate of GDP and changes in the price level. Our study finds that the wage share is inversely related to unemployment, capacity utilisation and the growth rate of GDP but positively related to changes in prices
peer-reviewedThe purpose of this chapter is to place the stagnation of Australian wages in the cont...
This article presents an econometric estimation of the determinants of the wage share, using sectora...
This study examines sources of Australian labour productivity change from 1950 to 1994. Time-series ...
Economists have long been studying the shares of labour and capital in income. Surprisingly, no suc...
The study investigates the relationships between the labour share of income and several macroeconomi...
This paper examines the causes of falling labour share in OECD and non-OECD countries since the 1980...
The study investigates the relationships between the labour share of income and several macroeconomi...
The debate in Australia on the (constant-output) elasticity of labour demand with respect to wages h...
Alexander Guschanski and Ozlem Onaran (2018) of the University of Greenwich Political Economy Resear...
This paper presents an analysis of real wages, inflation and labour productivity interrelationships ...
The paper examines the recent trends in Australia\u27s individual and household income distributions...
What determines the proportion of a firm’s income that workers receive as compensation? This paper u...
In light of ongoing concern about rising inequality in the developed economies, this paper revisits ...
The last four decades have been characterised by drastic changes in the distribution of income betwe...
Abstract We review the functional and size theories of income distribution in the context of growing...
peer-reviewedThe purpose of this chapter is to place the stagnation of Australian wages in the cont...
This article presents an econometric estimation of the determinants of the wage share, using sectora...
This study examines sources of Australian labour productivity change from 1950 to 1994. Time-series ...
Economists have long been studying the shares of labour and capital in income. Surprisingly, no suc...
The study investigates the relationships between the labour share of income and several macroeconomi...
This paper examines the causes of falling labour share in OECD and non-OECD countries since the 1980...
The study investigates the relationships between the labour share of income and several macroeconomi...
The debate in Australia on the (constant-output) elasticity of labour demand with respect to wages h...
Alexander Guschanski and Ozlem Onaran (2018) of the University of Greenwich Political Economy Resear...
This paper presents an analysis of real wages, inflation and labour productivity interrelationships ...
The paper examines the recent trends in Australia\u27s individual and household income distributions...
What determines the proportion of a firm’s income that workers receive as compensation? This paper u...
In light of ongoing concern about rising inequality in the developed economies, this paper revisits ...
The last four decades have been characterised by drastic changes in the distribution of income betwe...
Abstract We review the functional and size theories of income distribution in the context of growing...
peer-reviewedThe purpose of this chapter is to place the stagnation of Australian wages in the cont...
This article presents an econometric estimation of the determinants of the wage share, using sectora...
This study examines sources of Australian labour productivity change from 1950 to 1994. Time-series ...