Mathilde Pak

TL;DR: In this article, the authors analyzed the drivers of labour share developments using a combination of industry and firm-level data and found that the decline at the technological frontier mainly reflects the entry of firms with low labour shares into the frontier rather than a decline of labour shares in incumbent frontier firms, suggesting that thus far this process is mainly explained by technological dynamism rather than anticompetitive forces.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors documenter sur la periode 1979-2013 the reaction au cycle economique des trois principaux impots d'Etat en France : l'impot sur le revenu (IR), la taxe sur la valeur ajoutee (TVA), and l'implementation sur les societes (IS).

TL;DR: The authors analyzed the role of public policies in shaping labour share developments across countries and found that procompetition product market reforms raise the labour share by reducing producer rents, while promoting the re-employment of workers who lose their jobs through active labour market policies unambiguously raises the labor share.

TL;DR: In this article, a decomposition of changes in employment between the contributions of three channels (technology, trade, and final consumption) is presented, and the main findings are that technology shows marked skill bias, whereas trade and consumption have limited skill bias effects.