Based on the DADS, a very detailed French database on wages, we show that wage inequalities started to increase in France in the mid-1990s. This phenomenon is limited to the top end of income distribution and concerns mainly the top 0.1%, whose share of total salaries increased from 1.2% to 2% between 1996 and 2007. This increase in inequality was accompanied by some changes in the social composition of this wage elite. These include a decline in employees in the provinces, in CEOs; and an increase in lower rank management like chief officers and other administrative managers, in sportspersons, and in Paris Region employees. A sector approach shows that finance (3% of private sector employees) is responsible for half of the rise in inequali...
National audienceThe wage share in France: how to deal with the issue of self-employed decrease in t...
This paper investigates the connections between the size of firms and the wages of the newly hird wo...
International audienceDespite the persistent link between finance and inequality, established in ver...
Based on the DADS, a very detailed French database on wages, we show that wage inequalities started ...
We measure the size and evolution of the wage premium for a job in finance. In thirteen developed co...
International audienceWage inequality decreased continuously in France from 1969 to 2008. In contras...
Factors for Determining Wages and Salaries The largest salary disparities were observed between qua...
France's Middle Position in the Scale of Salary Costs - An hour of salaried work costs a Franch empl...
This article sheds light on the long‑term development of income and wealth inequality and the link b...
Traduction de Financiarisation et fractures socio-spatiales, L’Année sociologique 1/2013 (Vol. 63).O...
Employment Conditions and Labor Costs in European Economies - The percentage of salaried labor, skil...
Over the 1967-2015 period, net wage inequality has decreased in France by 25%, in contrast to the si...
This study looks at incentives to work in France, measured using effective marginal tax rates (at th...
National audienceThe wage share in France: how to deal with the issue of self-employed decrease in t...
This paper investigates the connections between the size of firms and the wages of the newly hird wo...
International audienceDespite the persistent link between finance and inequality, established in ver...
Based on the DADS, a very detailed French database on wages, we show that wage inequalities started ...
We measure the size and evolution of the wage premium for a job in finance. In thirteen developed co...
International audienceWage inequality decreased continuously in France from 1969 to 2008. In contras...
Factors for Determining Wages and Salaries The largest salary disparities were observed between qua...
France's Middle Position in the Scale of Salary Costs - An hour of salaried work costs a Franch empl...
This article sheds light on the long‑term development of income and wealth inequality and the link b...
Traduction de Financiarisation et fractures socio-spatiales, L’Année sociologique 1/2013 (Vol. 63).O...
Employment Conditions and Labor Costs in European Economies - The percentage of salaried labor, skil...
Over the 1967-2015 period, net wage inequality has decreased in France by 25%, in contrast to the si...
This study looks at incentives to work in France, measured using effective marginal tax rates (at th...
National audienceThe wage share in France: how to deal with the issue of self-employed decrease in t...
This paper investigates the connections between the size of firms and the wages of the newly hird wo...
International audienceDespite the persistent link between finance and inequality, established in ver...