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Landownership, malnutrition and urban-rural wage gaps: Memorandum from Institute of Economics, University of Oslo. No. 25, 28 November 1988 / Moene, Karl Ove   Article
Moene, Karl Ove Article
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Summary/Abstract We study how different distributions of landownership affect labour allocation, income distribution and malnutrition in less developed countries. The paper also questions some of the traditional wisdom with respect to the relationship between urban rural wage gaps and equilibrium level of urban employment.
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Strike threats and the choice of production technique: Memorandum from Institute of Economics, University of Oslo. No. 25, 11 November 1983 / Moene, Karl Ove   Article
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Summary/Abstract The paper addresses how future strike threats affect the optimal choice of technique when the latter is part of a 'putty-clay' investment decision. The conclusion is that strike proneness are found in support of this result. The possibility of strikes means that capital equipment may be unused during some future periods making labor intensie techniques more profitable.
Key Words Strike and wages  Theory of wages 
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Unions versus cooperatives: Memorandum from Institute of Economics, University of Oslo. No. 19, September 1990 / Moene, Karl Ove; Wallerstein, Michael   Article
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Summary/Abstract On one hand, under the standard assumptions, perfectly competitive markets with capatialist ownership maximize the value of output and minimize the costs of production. On the other hand, workers in competitive equilibrium receive the lowest wage for which they are willing to supply labor to the industry.
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