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Wage Bargaining, Union Power, and Economic Integration

Tito Boeri, Agar Brugiavini, Lars Calmfors, Alison L. Booth, Michael C. Burda, Daniele Checchi, Bernhard Ebbinghaus, Richard B. Freeman, Pietro Garibaldi, Bertil Holmlund, Robin A Naylor, Martin Schludi, Thierry Verdier, Jelle J. Visser

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Abstract Examines the determinants of union influence over wages. After a brief review of the existing literature on union wage effects, it describes the major factors conditioning the extent to which unions will be able to exert an influence on bargained wage outcomes. The likely impact of trade, economic integration, and FDI on union bargaining power are analysed in the following section.

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Abstract Examines the determinants of union influence over wages. After a brief review of the existing literature on union wage effects, it describes the major factors conditioning the extent to which unions will be able to exert an influence on bargained wage outcomes. The likely impact of trade, economic integration, and FDI on union bargaining power are analysed in the following section.

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Abstract Examines the determinants of union influence over wages. After a brief review of the existing literature on union wage effects, it describes the major factors conditioning the extent to which unions will be able to exert an influence on bargained wage outcomes. The likely impact of trade, economic integration, and FDI on union bargaining power are analysed in the following section.

Key concepts: Bargaining power, Wage bargaining, Economics, Wage, Power (physics), Economic power, Labour economics, Microeconomics

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