Spanish trade unions against labour market reforms: strategic choices and outcomes

Labor Market Outcomes and Trade Reforms: The Case of India

Unions and Labour Market Institutions in Europe

We investigate the evolution of unionisation, considering both economic and institutional factors. While economists typically study the effects of labour market institutions treating unionisation as given and focusing on rent-seeking motivations, in this paper we study how union membership is itself related to the economic environment and, in particular, to labour market institutions. We argue ...

Interactions between Product and Labour Market Reforms.∗

Labour market reforms face very often opposition from the employed workers, because it normally reduces their wages. Also product market regulations are regularly biased towards too much benefitting the firms. As a result there remain many frictions in both the labour and product markets that hinder an optimal functioning of the economy. These issues have recently received a lot of attention in...

Labour Market Outcomes :

Disability and Labour Market Outcomes