Topic Labor and Employment

The Netherlands: An Employment Policy Role Model?

Globalisation: Source of Woe or Source of Wealth?

Wages, Exchange Rates and Competitiveness

Multimedia: Job Creation Potential Often Exaggerated

The Economics of New Information and Communication Technologies: Markets, Growth and Employment

Methodological Aspects of Environmental Labour Market Analysis

Priced Out of Jobs? Editorial

Unemployment in Europe and the U.S.: Macroeconomics is the Key

Financing On-The-Job Training: Shared Investment or Promotion Based System? Evidence from Germany

Interindustry and Interregion Differentials: Mechanics and Interpretation

In their seminal study on interindustry wage differentials, Krueger and Summers (1988) expressed estimated industry differences as deviations from a hypothetical employment-share weighted mean. Virtually the whole labor literature has followed their approach, yet most studies avoid calculating the exact standard errors of these differences. This note relates this problem to the general literature on ...