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Disparidades Regionales En La Tasa De Paro: El Papel Del Mecanismo De Determinacion Salarial

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Roberto Bande (Universidad de Santiago de Compostela)
Melchor Fernandez (Universidad de Santiago de Compostela)
Victor Montuenga (Universidad de La Rioja)

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En las ultimas decadas, la existencia de diferencias significativas y persistentes en las tasas de paro regionales ha fomentado un renovado interes por el estudio de las caracteristicas del mercado de trabajo en el ambito regional. El objetivo de este trabajo es mostrar hasta que punto el mecanismo de determinacion salarial en la industria española es rigido y homogeneo en el ambito sectorial y cual puede ser la repercusion de este hecho en la evolucion del empleo regional. Para ello, estimamos una ecuacion de Determinacion salarial a escala regional con datos industriales, cuyos resultados confirman las apreciables diferencias sectoriales detectadas en el ambito nacional en la relacion entre salario y productividad. Sin embargo, para cada sector el comportamiento entre regiones es bastante homogeneo, lo que podria explicarse por un sistema de negociacion colectiva en el que predomina el convenio sectorial frente al de empresa. Estas apreciables diferencias entre sectores de actividad pueden ser en gran medida la explicacion ultima de la evolucion reciente de los mercados de trabajo regionales.

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Paper provided by IDEGA - Instituto Universitario de Estudios e Desenvolvemento de Galicia in its series Documentos de trabajo - Análise Económica with number 0018.

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  1. Roberto Bande & Melchor Fernandez & Víctor Manuel Montuenga, 2005. "Regional Unemployment in Spain - Disparities, Business Cycle and Wage Setting," ERSA conference papers ersa05p489, European Regional Science Association. [Downloadable!]
  2. Roberto Bande, . "Lagged Adjustment Processes And The Natural Rate In Spain: A Comparison With Portugal," Documentos de trabajo - Análise Económica 0021, IDEGA - Instituto Universitario de Estudios e Desenvolvemento de Galicia. [Downloadable!]
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