Publications Scientific papers, economic policy articles, expert reports, blog posts, and more 3 Results enter search term Search Reset filter Suchfilter Publicationtype Journal Article (3) Authors Dennis J. Snower (3) Pilar Diaz-Vazquez (3) Date Last Month Last Year Select Period start date to end date Sort by Relevance Date Aktive Filter Authors: Pilar Diaz-Vazquez Remove all filters Journal Article On-the-Job Learning and the Effects of Insider Power Labour Economics 01/2006 Pilar Diaz-Vazquez, Dennis J. Snower Suppose insiders use their market power to push up their wages, while entrants receive their reservation wages. How will employment... Journal Article On-the-Job Learning, Firing Costs, and Employment Contributions to Economic Analysis & Policy 01/2005 Pilar Diaz-Vazquez, Dennis J. Snower This paper explores the influence of on-the-job learning on the employment effect of firing costs. In the absence of on-the-job... Journal Article Can Insider Power Affect Employment? German Economic Review 01/2003 Download Pilar Diaz-Vazquez, Dennis J. Snower Do firms reduce employment when their insiders (established, incumbent employees) claim higher wages? The conventional answer in the... Selected Publication Series Kiel Working Papers Kiel Policy Briefs Kiel Institute Economic Outlook Economics E-Journal Review of World Economics Kiel Focus
Journal Article On-the-Job Learning and the Effects of Insider Power Labour Economics 01/2006 Pilar Diaz-Vazquez, Dennis J. Snower Suppose insiders use their market power to push up their wages, while entrants receive their reservation wages. How will employment...
Journal Article On-the-Job Learning, Firing Costs, and Employment Contributions to Economic Analysis & Policy 01/2005 Pilar Diaz-Vazquez, Dennis J. Snower This paper explores the influence of on-the-job learning on the employment effect of firing costs. In the absence of on-the-job...
Journal Article Can Insider Power Affect Employment? German Economic Review 01/2003 Download Pilar Diaz-Vazquez, Dennis J. Snower Do firms reduce employment when their insiders (established, incumbent employees) claim higher wages? The conventional answer in the...
