Fringe Benefits and Labor Mobility

Olivia S. Mitchell

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Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Global trade and economics Economic Theory and Policy

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Interindustry factor mobility is a crucial determinant of the income-distribution effects of exogenous changes in relative commodity prices. This examination of interindustry variation in wages and profits using data from manufacturing industries from ...

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