Dualization is a recurrent concept in analysing the political economy of labour market
reforms in European countries. While it helps to make sense of changes at the margin of …

This study analyses the relationship between flexible employment, productivity and wages,
along their distributions. We use an original firm-level dataset, which combines information …

We analyse the wage gap between temporary and permanent jobs in nine European
countries using a semiparametric approach and evaluate the wage gap across the entire …

This article reframes the debate on the consequences of flexibilization in European labour
markets focusing on the unexplored impact of temporary employment on occupational …

We investigate the role of temporary contracts in sha** wage inequality in a dual labour
market. Based on Italian individual-level administrative data, our analysis focuses on new …

Adding to the recent debate on insider-outsider politics, the article provides a novel theory of
how non-standard employment affects voting behavior. While existing theories stress effects …

This chapter addresses the relationship between the utilization of temporary agency workers
by firms and their competitiveness measured by unit labor costs, using a rich, newly built …

Despite the fact that the determinants and the consequences of R&D activities have been
extensively studied in previous research, further efforts to integrate disparate streams of …

We study the labour market outcomes of Chinese household members changing their
registration status (hukou) from rural to urban as a result of land expropriation using panel …

Using I talian data, this paper investigates the wage implications of temporary jobs across
the whole pay profile using unconditional quantile regression (UQR) models. Results clearly …