Nominal Wage Rigidity and the Rate of Inflation

By Stephen Nickell, G. Quintini. 2003

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics

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• A PICTURE O F J OB I NSECURITY F ACING B RITISH MEN (2002, unknown): “It is well known that falls in real and even nominal earnings for the continuously employed are not uncommon (see Smith (2000) or Nickell and Quintini (2000) for UK evidence).”
• Downward Nominal Wage Rigidity in Europe (2004, background): “…and Bennmarker (2002), Agell and Lundborg (2003) and Ekberg (2002) for Sweden, Kimura and Ueda (2001) for Japan, Smith (2000), Elsby (2004) and Nickell and Quintini (2003) for the UK , and Bewley (1999), Altonji and Devereux (2000) and Lebow et al. (2003) for the US (the latter four papers…”
• Downward Nominal Wage Rigidity in the OECD (2008, unknown): “As a further precaution to possible effects of dnwr and outliers, we follow Nickell and Quintini (2003) and measure the location μNit by the median (rather than the mean), and the dispersion σ it by the range between the 35th and the 75th percentiles (we use the 35th percentile to minimize the possi”