Add to ORKGIn most traditional macro-economic models of the Netherlands the wage equation is specified by a Phillips curve, in which wage growth is negatively related to the unemployment rate. This paper shows, however, that wage formation can better be described by the so-called wage curve, in which the wage level instead of wage growth depends negatively on the unemployment rate
This thesis aims to explore the validity of the Phillips curve in the EU between 2000 and 2019. Usin...
Is the Philips Curve Still Applicable in Today’s Financial Environment? The relationship between wa...
In an economy with increasing returns to scale in production, wage changes and unemployment levels a...
In most traditional macro-economic models of the Netherlands the wage equation is specified by a Phi...
The wage curve is the negative relationship that links wage levels to the unemployment rate. It fits...
Since the mid nineties unemployment has substantially decreased in some EMU-countries. One important...
This paper documents a statistical regulatity or law. It shows that there exists a downward-sloping ...
In this paper, we estimate various dynamic wage equations for mainland Norway. Our starting point is...
We investigate the role of collective wage bargaining institutions on the relationship between wage ...
Phillips curve and WS-PS model, a restatement Breaking with the empirical practice of Phillips Curv...
This study demonstrates that a model with efficiency wages and imperfect information produces a Phil...
* We would like to thank Lex Hoogduin and Peter van Els for useful comments. All remaining errors ar...
In recent years, the relationship between wage growth and the unemployment gap, known as the wage Ph...
The aim of this paper is to test for the existence of a wage curve for the Spanish economy between 1...
This study develops an efficiency wage model that generates a wage curve at the regional level and a...
This thesis aims to explore the validity of the Phillips curve in the EU between 2000 and 2019. Usin...
Is the Philips Curve Still Applicable in Today’s Financial Environment? The relationship between wa...
In an economy with increasing returns to scale in production, wage changes and unemployment levels a...
In most traditional macro-economic models of the Netherlands the wage equation is specified by a Phi...
The wage curve is the negative relationship that links wage levels to the unemployment rate. It fits...
Since the mid nineties unemployment has substantially decreased in some EMU-countries. One important...
This paper documents a statistical regulatity or law. It shows that there exists a downward-sloping ...
In this paper, we estimate various dynamic wage equations for mainland Norway. Our starting point is...
We investigate the role of collective wage bargaining institutions on the relationship between wage ...
Phillips curve and WS-PS model, a restatement Breaking with the empirical practice of Phillips Curv...
This study demonstrates that a model with efficiency wages and imperfect information produces a Phil...
* We would like to thank Lex Hoogduin and Peter van Els for useful comments. All remaining errors ar...
In recent years, the relationship between wage growth and the unemployment gap, known as the wage Ph...
The aim of this paper is to test for the existence of a wage curve for the Spanish economy between 1...
This study develops an efficiency wage model that generates a wage curve at the regional level and a...
This thesis aims to explore the validity of the Phillips curve in the EU between 2000 and 2019. Usin...
Is the Philips Curve Still Applicable in Today’s Financial Environment? The relationship between wa...
In an economy with increasing returns to scale in production, wage changes and unemployment levels a...