How do labour laws affect unemployment and the labour share of national income? The experience of six OECD countries, 1970–2010

Overview of attention for article published in International Labour Review, April 2014

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@AndMorris21 @_rschweitzer They find that worker-protective labour laws in general have no consistent relationship to un- employment but are positively correlated with labour's share of national income. https://t.co/MxexPSHy78

@IkkiFenix__ @martintetaz https://t.co/5j5TtBWSq8 acá uno por ejemplo, análisis de países de la OCDE durante 30 años

L'impact de lois protectrices pour les salariés sur la part des salaires dans le revenu national ? Plutôt positif https://t.co/p8pESIpobv …

Des lois protectrices pour salariés ont-elles 1 impact sur chômage ? En gros: non. 6 pays OCDE étudiés sur 40 ans. https://t.co/p8pESIpobv

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