Trade, Wages and ´Superstars’

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The Skill Bias of World Trade (2002, unknown): “Manasse and Turrini (2001) and Yeaple (2005), show instead that, in the presence of heterogeneity among skilled workers, trade can spur within-group wage inequality, while we focus on between-group inequality.”
A simple model of firm heterogeneity, international trade, and wages (2005, unknown): “The other closely related paper is Manasse and Turrini (2001) , who consider a model in which entrepreneurs vary in their ability.”
Technological change, rent and income inequalities: A Schumpeterian approach (2017, background): “As (skilled) labour productivity increases,firms increase the demand for skilled labour (Manasse and Turrini, 2001; Epifani and Gancia, 2008).”
Financial factors and exporting decisions (2007, background): “For example, Yeaple (2005) considers heterogeneity with respect to different types of workers hired and different technologies used; Davidson et al. (2005) allow for different wages to be paid; while Manasse and Turrini (2001) consider different levels of entrepreneurial ability.”
Trade, Quality Upgrading and Wage Inequality in the Mexican Manufacturing Sector: Theory and Evidence from an Exchange Rate Shock (2004, unknown): “(2) Workers are homogeneous 22 Manasse and Turrini (2001) also combine quality differentiation with a model of trade under monopolistic competition and frame their results in terms of wage inequality.”