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Unemployment and Unions: Could Sector-Level Bargaining be to Blame?

September 14, 2016Labor Economics Macroeconomics No Comments

José Ramón García and Valeri Sorolla show that the bargaining structure of southern European economies can lead to higher unemployment.

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