The impact of unions on productivity has been an important area of debate in industrial relations and economics. The theoretical and empirical literature has produced conflicting results. In this paper, meta-analysis and meta-regression analysis is used to quantify the association between unions and productivity and reach a quantitative assessment of the empirical literature.
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Paper provided by Groupe de recherche en économie financière et en gestion des entreprises, Universite Nancy 2 in its series Papers with number
2000-5.
Length: 37 pages Date of creation: 2000 Date of revision: Handle: RePEc:fth:grefge:2000-5
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