Add to ORKGThis paper notes that the typical worker's earnings have increased little over the last six years, despite apparently rapid productivity growth. It provides a quick examination of key measurement issues that might explain this gap
Developments in the distribution of income have received much attention over the past decade. Severa...
This paper attempts to explain the recent substantial increase in income inequality, which is largel...
This thesis takes a new look at the determinants of the growth in labour compensation since the 1970...
Much has been written in this business cycle regarding the rapid increases in productivity and the s...
This report makes a series of adjustments to the most common measure of U.S. productivity growth (i....
The rise of earnings inequality in the United States has garnered attention in both the political an...
The level of productivity doubled in the U.S. nonfarm business sector between 1970 and 2006. Wages, ...
Wage inequality is a particular focus of attention not only in public debates over the need for soci...
This short note discusses the role of employer heterogeneity as a driver of growth and earnings ineq...
This paper focuses on the transitory relationship between output level and Income inequality. As a r...
Abstract: The focus of this contribution is on weak productivity growth, in the UK and other advance...
[Excerpt] Increases in productivity have long been associated with increases in compensation for emp...
Productivity growth—a necessary (though not sufficient) condition for rising incomes in the long run...
The present study is the third in a series of three papers devoted to issues in the measurement of p...
Papers on Economic Activity commenced publication—America enjoyed widespread prosperity. Not only di...
Developments in the distribution of income have received much attention over the past decade. Severa...
This paper attempts to explain the recent substantial increase in income inequality, which is largel...
This thesis takes a new look at the determinants of the growth in labour compensation since the 1970...
Much has been written in this business cycle regarding the rapid increases in productivity and the s...
This report makes a series of adjustments to the most common measure of U.S. productivity growth (i....
The rise of earnings inequality in the United States has garnered attention in both the political an...
The level of productivity doubled in the U.S. nonfarm business sector between 1970 and 2006. Wages, ...
Wage inequality is a particular focus of attention not only in public debates over the need for soci...
This short note discusses the role of employer heterogeneity as a driver of growth and earnings ineq...
This paper focuses on the transitory relationship between output level and Income inequality. As a r...
Abstract: The focus of this contribution is on weak productivity growth, in the UK and other advance...
[Excerpt] Increases in productivity have long been associated with increases in compensation for emp...
Productivity growth—a necessary (though not sufficient) condition for rising incomes in the long run...
The present study is the third in a series of three papers devoted to issues in the measurement of p...
Papers on Economic Activity commenced publication—America enjoyed widespread prosperity. Not only di...
Developments in the distribution of income have received much attention over the past decade. Severa...
This paper attempts to explain the recent substantial increase in income inequality, which is largel...
This thesis takes a new look at the determinants of the growth in labour compensation since the 1970...