Titlebook: Global Trade and European Workers; Paul Brenton (Research Fellow),Jacques Pelkmans (S Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Trade with the NICs and Wage Inequality: Evidence from the UK and Germany,Most research to date into the causes of the substantial increase in wage inequality in the UK concludes that increased competition from low-wage Newly-Industrialising Countries (NICs) has had very little impact on either the employment or relative wages of unskilled workers.. But everyday experience suggests the reverse.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88538-8n theme is that the impact of actions against low labour standards (or poor enforcement) have the unintended effect of depressing wages, particularly if actions are focused on labour-intensive sectors. The estimates suggest that these indirect effects can be sizeable, and that impacts on trade and employment can also be significant.

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Global Integration and Wages in a General Equilibrium World Model: Contributions of WorldScan,ust experienced by a small fraction of all workers. Less-skilled workers have actually been facing declining wages for a long period. Somewhat counterintuitively, this decline in the relative wage of less-skilled workers has been paralleled by an increase in the relative skill level in the work force.

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Quantifying the Effects of Labour Sanctions on Trade,n theme is that the impact of actions against low labour standards (or poor enforcement) have the unintended effect of depressing wages, particularly if actions are focused on labour-intensive sectors. The estimates suggest that these indirect effects can be sizeable, and that impacts on trade and employment can also be significant.

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