Add to ORKGAs union membership is declining, it is natural to ask whether this decline results in slower wage growth. The paper by James Bishop and Iris Chan (2019) studies this question in the context of the recent slowdown in wage growth in Australia and argues the answer is a clear “No”. It is a pleasure to discuss this paper, which not only adds to the discussion about the recent slowing in wage growth in Australia but makes some interesting contributions to the academic literature on unions as well
The share of wages in national income has declined across the developed world over the last thirty y...
This paper tracks the rise in the percentage of employees who have never become union members (¿neve...
This thesis is an econometric investigation of what determines an individual's probability of union...
As union membership is declining, it is natural to ask whether this decline results in slower wage g...
We extend the standard quality-ladder model with heterogeneous workers by including efficiency wages...
This paper investigates the demise of unionisation in British private sector workplaces over the las...
This paper investigates the demise of unionisation in British private sector workplaces over the las...
This paper examines the impact of trade unions in the US and the UK and elsewhere. In both the US an...
The micro- and macroeconomic effects of the declining power of trade unions have been hotly debated ...
In this paper we analyse the growth eects of union wage bargain-ing within an expanding product vari...
I begin by providing a non-technical summary of the Post-Keynesian model of wage-led growth. I then ...
This paper examines the impact of trade unions in the US and the UK and elsewhere. In both the US an...
In the last 15 years, unionization rates in Australia dropped from more than 50 % of the employed la...
<p>This paper examines the empirical application of the hypothesis that union membership has decline...
Over the last four decades, the decline of trade unions and weakened collective voice of the UK work...
The share of wages in national income has declined across the developed world over the last thirty y...
This paper tracks the rise in the percentage of employees who have never become union members (¿neve...
This thesis is an econometric investigation of what determines an individual's probability of union...
As union membership is declining, it is natural to ask whether this decline results in slower wage g...
We extend the standard quality-ladder model with heterogeneous workers by including efficiency wages...
This paper investigates the demise of unionisation in British private sector workplaces over the las...
This paper investigates the demise of unionisation in British private sector workplaces over the las...
This paper examines the impact of trade unions in the US and the UK and elsewhere. In both the US an...
The micro- and macroeconomic effects of the declining power of trade unions have been hotly debated ...
In this paper we analyse the growth eects of union wage bargain-ing within an expanding product vari...
I begin by providing a non-technical summary of the Post-Keynesian model of wage-led growth. I then ...
This paper examines the impact of trade unions in the US and the UK and elsewhere. In both the US an...
In the last 15 years, unionization rates in Australia dropped from more than 50 % of the employed la...
<p>This paper examines the empirical application of the hypothesis that union membership has decline...
Over the last four decades, the decline of trade unions and weakened collective voice of the UK work...
The share of wages in national income has declined across the developed world over the last thirty y...
This paper tracks the rise in the percentage of employees who have never become union members (¿neve...
This thesis is an econometric investigation of what determines an individual's probability of union...