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The Effects of Unionization on the Distribution of Income: A General Equilibrium Approach
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A geometrical analysis, 540.A numerical analysis, 547.A model with two types of labor, 558 as mentioned in this paper, and a model with monopoly elements, 559.Abstract:
A geometrical analysis, 540. — A numerical analysis, 547. — A model with two types of labor, 558. — Monopoly elements, 559. — Concluding remarks, 560.read more
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