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Entwicklung und Struktur der Arbeitskosten und der Lohnstückkosten 2000 bis 2015. Ein kommentierter Datenüberblick

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Aufbauend auf Daten aus der europäischen Arbeitskostenerhebung analysiert dieser Bericht die Entwicklung und Zusammensetzung der Arbeitskosten im internationalen Vergleich. Besonderes Augenmerk gilt länderspezifischen Unterschieden in der Höhe und Struktur der Lohnnebenkosten, die auch im Lichte eines detaillierten Vergleichs zwischen Österreich, Deutschland, Schweden und den Niederlanden untersucht werden. Abschließend wird das Verhältnis zwischen Arbeitskosten und Produktivität anhand der Entwicklung der Lohnstückkosten und der österreichischen Lohnstückkostenposition dargestellt.

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  • Thomas Leoni, 2017. "Entwicklung und Struktur der Arbeitskosten und der Lohnstückkosten 2000 bis 2015. Ein kommentierter Datenüberblick," WIFO Studies, WIFO, number 60586, March.
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