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How Could Wage Inequality Within and Across Enterprises be Reduced

Christian Moser

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This note surveys the recent literature on wage inequality between and across enterprises. Implications for policies such as the minimum wage, collective bargaining, and other wage setting institutions are discussed.

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This note surveys the recent literature on wage inequality between and across enterprises. Implications for policies such as the minimum wage, collective bargaining, and other wage setting institutions are discussed.

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This note surveys the recent literature on wage inequality between and across enterprises. Implications for policies such as the minimum wage, collective bargaining, and other wage setting institutions are discussed.

Key concepts: Wage inequality, Inequality, Wage, Labour economics, Economics, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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