Technology, market regulations and labour share dynamics [Conference item]

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O'Mahony, M., Venturini, F. and Vecchi, M. 2014. Technology, market regulations and labour share dynamics [Conference item]. 12th ZEW Conference on the Economics of Information and Communication Technologies. Mannheim 16 - 17 Jun 2014
TypeConference paper
TitleTechnology, market regulations and labour share dynamics [Conference item]
AuthorsO'Mahony, M., Venturini, F. and Vecchi, M.
Abstract

We investigate the causes of the declining trend in labour shares using a large industry level data set. We control for the time series properties of the data and for the presence of cross-sectional dependence. Our results show that technological changes (TFP) and ICT capital are a major source of the decline. However, knowledge capital (R&D and patents) increases labour shares, as well as more stringent regulations on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). Other institutional factors do not play a significant role. Our results also show that hysteresis characterizes the dynamics of labour shares in all countries.

Conference12th ZEW Conference on the Economics of Information and Communication Technologies
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Print16 Jun 2014
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Deposited14 May 2015
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