The paper aims to explore the link between the labor share and income inequality. Ten of the most advanced market economies are being studied. OECD statistics are used as the information basis for the labor share. The income inequality is measured by the Gini index and the Frederic Solt database is used. It is found that in 80% of the countries surveyed the decrease in the labor share increases the income inequality. This relationship is most pronounced in the countries following the Anglo-Saxon liberal market model of development
The last four decades have been characterised by drastic changes in the distribution of income betwe...
I use an unbalanced panel data to explore the correlation between aggregate income per capita and in...
Alexander Guschanski and Ozlem Onaran (2018) of the University of Greenwich Political Economy Resear...
The paper aims to explore the link between the labor share and income inequality. Ten of the most ad...
Abstract We review the functional and size theories of income distribution in the context of growing...
This paper is by nature an exploration study aimed to examine the measures of income inequality and ...
AbstractThis paper focuses on the quantitative examination of the wage share in the countries of the...
The current trends in the capital/labor split and the impacts thereof on the growth of inequality ar...
Growing income inequality currently poses a significant threat to sustainable development. Hence, it...
This article presents an econometric estimation of the determinants of the wage share, using sectora...
A large literature has studied the impact of labour market institutions on wage inequality, but thei...
This paper aims at identifying the labour share (wage-productivity gap) as a major factor in the evo...
anemonThe global economiccrisis of 2008, which had begun in the US real estate market and then sprea...
A major issue impacting the world economy today is income inequality. Our research examines the rela...
This paper argues that income inequality has increased in several, but not all, developed countries ...
The last four decades have been characterised by drastic changes in the distribution of income betwe...
I use an unbalanced panel data to explore the correlation between aggregate income per capita and in...
Alexander Guschanski and Ozlem Onaran (2018) of the University of Greenwich Political Economy Resear...
The paper aims to explore the link between the labor share and income inequality. Ten of the most ad...
Abstract We review the functional and size theories of income distribution in the context of growing...
This paper is by nature an exploration study aimed to examine the measures of income inequality and ...
AbstractThis paper focuses on the quantitative examination of the wage share in the countries of the...
The current trends in the capital/labor split and the impacts thereof on the growth of inequality ar...
Growing income inequality currently poses a significant threat to sustainable development. Hence, it...
This article presents an econometric estimation of the determinants of the wage share, using sectora...
A large literature has studied the impact of labour market institutions on wage inequality, but thei...
This paper aims at identifying the labour share (wage-productivity gap) as a major factor in the evo...
anemonThe global economiccrisis of 2008, which had begun in the US real estate market and then sprea...
A major issue impacting the world economy today is income inequality. Our research examines the rela...
This paper argues that income inequality has increased in several, but not all, developed countries ...
The last four decades have been characterised by drastic changes in the distribution of income betwe...
I use an unbalanced panel data to explore the correlation between aggregate income per capita and in...
Alexander Guschanski and Ozlem Onaran (2018) of the University of Greenwich Political Economy Resear...