Norwegian wage curves

Article Abstract:

The responsiveness of real wages to unemployment in Norway is investigated. The results, which were based annual, time-series, wage curves on the Norwegian manufacturing sector, contradicts the general perception that Norway enjoys a high degree of real wage flexibility. This is underscored in the nonlinearity of the wage curves which, in support of the long-term unemployment hypothesis, collapses for an unemployment rate higher than three percent.

Wages, Wages and salaries

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Regional wage responses to unemployment and profitability: empirical evidence from Norwegian manufacturing industries

Article Abstract:

The determination of wages is researched from a regional perspective in Norway. Regional manufacturing wages are found to be influenced by revenue and unemployment.

Norway, Wage Determination Procedures, Statistical Data Included, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Compensation management, Illustration, Location

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A complete decomposition of unemployment dynamics using longitudinal grouped duration data

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A study examining the unemployment statistics in the Belgian regions of Flanders and Wallonia, between the periods 1973 and 1993 is presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Belgium, Unemployment, Labor Distribution by Employer, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Flanders, Belgium, Wallonia, Belgium

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