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Author:Brauer, David A. 

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The effect of import competition on manufacturing wages

Research Paper , Paper 9030

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In brief: economic capsules: an overview of inflation measurement

This article surveys a variety of indexes used to measure inflation. The authors identify differences in the construction and coverage of these measures and touch on some of the issues affecting the measurement of prices for a broad range of goods and services.
Quarterly Review , Volume 16 , Issue Sum , Pages 25-29

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Earnings inequality: New York-New Jersey region

Over the past two decades, inequality trends in the New York-New Jersey region have largely followed the nation's: among year-round, full-time workers, the earnings gap has widened about 50 percent.
Current Issues in Economics and Finance , Volume 4 , Issue Jul

Journal Article
The effect of imports on U.S. manufacturing wages

U.S. imports of manufactured goods increased rapidly between 1975 and 1985. During the same period, real wages of U.S. manufacturing workers stagnated. The author investigates whether the increased competition from imports affected earnings within industries and contributed to the sluggish growth of aggregate manufacturing wages.
Quarterly Review , Volume 16 , Issue Spr , Pages 14-26

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Do rising labor costs trigger higher inflation?

The evidence that developments in compensation growth lead overall CPI inflation has thus far been inconclusive. This study, however, sheds new light on the relationship between labor costs and price inflation. By breaking down compensation and prices into their various components, the author finds that compensation growth in the service-producing segment of the private sector can help predict prices for a specific group of services.
Current Issues in Economics and Finance , Volume 3 , Issue Sep

Monograph
Credit supply constraints on business activity, excluding construction

Monograph

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Explaining the growing gap between low-skilled and high-skilled wages

Research Paper , Paper 9418

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Does centralized collective bargaining lead to wage restraint? The case of Israel

Research Paper , Paper 8916

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New York City's unemployment picture

This issue of Second District Highlights briefly examines several explanations that have been offered for the rise in unemployment in New York City from 1994 to 1997.
Current Issues in Economics and Finance , Volume 3 , Issue Dec

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The changing U.S. income distribution: facts, explanations, and unresolved issues

This paper explores the increase in income inequality since the late 1970s, with emphasis on wage inequality. The growth in wage inequality for men and women separately is documented and updated. Changes resulting from a rising education and experience premium are distinguished from those attributable to widening within-group inequality. These findings are then placed in the context of the existing literature on explanations for widening inequality.
Research Paper , Paper 9811

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