WAGE SHARE, MARKET POWER AND UNIONISM: SOME CONTRARY U.S. EVIDENCE

Salt intake and stomach cancer: some contrary evidence.

Considerable evidence has accumulated linking high salt intake to the risk of developing stomach cancer (1, 2). In addition to a geographic correlation of areas showing high salt intake with those having high stomach cancer mortality (3) and evidence incriminating preserved, often salty foods (4, 5), case-control studies in which individuabs have been asked about the routine addition of salt to...

Dual Wage Rigidities: Theory and Some Evidence

This paper investigates wage dynamics assuming the potential presence of dual wage stickiness: with respect to both the frequency as well as the size of wage adjustments. In particular, this paper proposes a structural model of wage inflation dynamics assuming that although workers adjust wage contracts at discrete time intervals, they are limited in their abilities to adjust wages as much as t...

Centralized Wage Setting , Wage Drift and Stabilization Policies under Trade Unionism

Wage Productivity and Wage Income Differential in Labor Market: Evidence from RMG Sector in Bangladesh

Labor Market outcomes in Bangladesh at different stages of industrialization need not be similar as behavioral rationality of economic agents depends on the market context. This paper examines the issues related to wage income differentials in RMG sector. In fact wage determination behavior during the last two decades did not follow one of the basic premises in the theory of labor market in eco...

Bond Market Efficiency: Some Evidence