A production function model with efficient bargaining between oligopolistic firms and unions is developed to distinguish between product market power and union power in capturing economic rents. The model is formalised using the generalized Nash bargaining solution, and is empirically tested on four Belgian manufacturing sectors. The conclusions are that product market power is significantly eroded by wage rents, but firms retain most of their power during negotiations. Also, the restrictions imposed on the data do not reject the hypothesis that wage erosion arises from efficient bargaining, in accordance with other empirical findings for Belgian manufacturing.SCOPUS: ar.jFLWNOinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
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This article jointly estimates price-cost mark-ups and union bargaining power of manufacturing firms...
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This article jointly estimates price-cost mark-ups and union bargaining power of manufacturing firm...
This paper develops a general equilibrium dual labour market model which incorporates union bargaini...
In this paper we study interactions between labor and product markets, in an imperfectly competitive...
Preliminary version We investigate the implications of product market imperfections on profit sharin...
In this paper we study interactions between labor and product markets, in an imperfectly competitive...
A production function model with efficient bargaining between oligopolistic firms and unions is deve...
This paper develops a simple model as to why unionized Cournot firms acting non-cooperatively in the...
The relationship between the CAPM firm beta and the firm's microeconomic decisions is studied by a m...
This paper introduces collective bargaining at the firm and at the sector level into the heterogeneo...
This article jointly estimates price-cost mark-ups and union bargaining power of manufacturing firms...
This article jointly estimates price-cost mark-ups and union bargaining power of manufacturing firms...
This article jointly estimates price-cost mark-ups and union bargaining power of manufacturing firms...
This paper introduces collective bargaining at the firm and at the sector level into the heterogeneo...
The concern of this paper is whether monopoly power in the product market impacts badly on the perfo...
This paper develops a general equilibrium dual labour market model which in-corporates union bargain...
This article jointly estimates price-cost mark-ups and union bargaining power of manufacturing firm...
This paper develops a general equilibrium dual labour market model which incorporates union bargaini...
In this paper we study interactions between labor and product markets, in an imperfectly competitive...
Preliminary version We investigate the implications of product market imperfections on profit sharin...
In this paper we study interactions between labor and product markets, in an imperfectly competitive...