This paper investigates the impact of technological innovation associated with the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) on firm wage levels using longitudinal firm-patent data for 27 OECD countries. The study finds that 4IR technological innovations raise firm wage levels, and this wage-boosting effect is stronger than that generated by non-4IR innovations. We also find evidence that the wage-boosting effect only appears amongst firms in high technology sectors and firms innovating in core technologies.JEL classification: O31, O33.Cette étude analyse l’impact de l’innovation technologique associée à la Quatrième Révolution Industrielle (4RI) sur les salaires des entreprises à partir de données longitudinales de brevets dans 27 pays de l’OCDE....
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This paper studies the impact of process and product innovations introduced by firms on employment g...
In this article we improve on the literature dealing with the polarising effects of technological ch...
This paper examines the impact of technological innovation on wages using a panel of UK manufacturin...
The question of whether workers take part of the rents when a firm introduces technological changes ...
We investigate whether firm performance is related to the accumulated stock of technological knowled...
This paper studies the impact of process and product innovations introduced by firms on their employ...
This paper studies the impact of process and product innovations introduced by firms on employment g...
This paper presents empirical evidence on the determinants of industry-level multifactor productivit...
Over the past two decades, real wage growth in many OECD countries has decoupled from labour product...
Do higher wages lead to more automation innovation? To answer this question, we first use the freque...
This paper explores the possible job creation effect of innovation activity. We analyze a unique pan...
In contrary to the predictions of Brynjolfsson e.a. (2014)/ Frey e.a. (2013), the 4th Industrial Rev...
This paper uses longitudinal data for a sample of Italian firms to study the effects of technologica...
This paper discusses the link between R&D and productivity across the European industrial and se...
The debate regarding the impact of new technologies on jobs and the organisation of work has raged f...
This paper studies the impact of process and product innovations introduced by firms on employment g...
In this article we improve on the literature dealing with the polarising effects of technological ch...
This paper examines the impact of technological innovation on wages using a panel of UK manufacturin...
The question of whether workers take part of the rents when a firm introduces technological changes ...