UNIONS, REAL WAGES AND EMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN 1951–79

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Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Labor Movements and Unions Unemployment and Economic Growth

Abstract

* We are most grateful to Paul Kong for his admirable assistance, and to the SSRC and the Department of Employment for financial help. We would also like to thank Oliver Hart, Richard Layard, Andrew Oswald, Alan Walters and participants in the Unemployment Seminar at the London School of Economies for their comments on an earlier draft.

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