Topic Labor and Employment

Taxes on Wages and Wages in Germany: Editorial

Who Can Germany Learn From in the Fight Against Unemployment? Editorial

Labor Market Slack and the Wage Curve

The unemployment rate might not serve as an accurate measure of labor market slack when analysing countries with large scale labor market programs. We replicate and extend the wage curve for East Germany. The results are in favor of the incorporation of such policy measures.

Household Income Distribution in Germany with Special Distinction between Working Age and Retirement Age Population: An Analysis Using the German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) in the Years 1984, 1989 and 1994 ; Report for the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD)

Germany's Slump: Explaining the Unemployment Crisis of the 1990s

"Phillips Curve" or "Wage Curve": Is there Really a Puzzle? ; Evidence for West Germany

Population Trends, Employment Levels, Economic Performance, and Income Evolution in East and West Germany since Unification

Working Time Preferences in West and East Germany in 1997: Potential for Working Time Reduction has Declined

Employment Growth in the USA - an Explicable Miracle

Slight Improvement on the German Labour Market: Employment Trands in 1997, with an Outlook for 1998