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Industrial and Labor Relations Review | 2012

Collective Agreements, Wages, and Firms' Cohorts: Evidence from Central Europe

Iga Magda; David Marsden; Simone Moriconi

Using a large, matched employer-employee data set, the authors investigate the impact of company and industry collective bargaining agreements on wages in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland (CE3). They also examine the changing characteristics of the union wage premium in different cohorts of establishments. Their results challenge the common idea of weak unions in the CE3 by revealing a union wage premium whose characteristics depend on the level at which collective bargaining occurs. They find that industry agreements increase wages for low-skilled workers, while company agreements increase medium- and high-skilled wages. Their second finding is that the union wage premium is unevenly distributed between cohorts, with substantial cross-country variation. Wage premiums are concentrated in the transitional cohorts in the Czech Republic and Poland and, to a lesser extent, in the pre-transitional cohort in Hungary.


International Tax and Public Finance | 2015

Commodity Taxation and Regulatory Competition

Simone Moriconi; Pierre M. Picard; Skerdilajda Zanaj

This paper studies competition in regulation and commodity taxation between trading countries. We present a general equilibrium model in which destination based consumption taxes finance public goods, while regulation of entry determines the number of firms in the markets. We find (i) no strategic interaction in commodity taxes; (ii) regulation leads to lower commodity tax rates if demand for public goods is more sensitive to income than demand for private goods and (iii) regulation policy is a strategically complement instrument if consumers do not over value product diversity. In the empirical part of the paper, we test our predictions using panel data for 21 OECD countries over the period 1990-2008.


Archive | 2014

Policy Myopia and Labour Market Institutions

Claudio Lucifora; Simone Moriconi


International Tax and Public Finance | 2016

Beyond the Labour Income Tax Wedge: The Unemployment-Reducing Effect of Tax Progressivity

Etienne Lehmann; Claudio Lucifora; Simone Moriconi; Bruno Van der Linden


LSE Research Online Documents on Economics | 2008

The value of rude health

David Marsden; Simone Moriconi


Archive | 2014

The Cultural Transmission of Environmental Preferences: Evidence from International Migration

Anastasia Litina; Simone Moriconi; Skerdilajda Zanaj


Archive | 2011

The Impact of Employee Well-Being Policies and Sickness Absence on Workplace Performance

David Marsden; Simone Moriconi


Archive | 2018

Skill of the Immigrants and Vote of the Natives: Immigration and Nationalism in European Elections 2007-2016

Simone Moriconi; Giovanni Peri; Riccardo Turati


Italian Fiscal Policy Review. 2015 | 2017

Progressive Taxation and Unemployment: Evidence from OECD countries

Claudio Lucifora; Simone Moriconi


Archive | 2016

Do immigrants enjoy working more than British natives

Simone Moriconi; Giovanni Peri

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David Marsden

London School of Economics and Political Science

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Claudio Lucifora

Catholic University of the Sacred Heart

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Iga Magda

Warsaw School of Economics

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Giovanni Peri

University of California

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Bruno Van der Linden

Université catholique de Louvain

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Etienne Lehmann

University College London

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Etienne Lehmann

University College London

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