Green trade unions. Structure, wages and environmental technology
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Green trade unions. Structure, wages and environmental technologyDate
2015Publisher
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0924-6460; 1573-1502Bibliographic citation
Asproudis, E., Gil-Moltó, M.J. Green Trade Unions: Structure, Wages and Environmental Technology. Environ Resource Econ 60, 165–189 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10640-014-9768-xType
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This paper investigates the effect of trade union structure on firms’
technological choices when the unions care about environmental protection. We compare a decentralized with a centralized union structure in
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This paper investigates the effect of trade union structure on firms’
technological choices when the unions care about environmental protection. We compare a decentralized with a centralized union structure in
a Cournot duopoly. Our results suggest that a decentralized structure
provides higher incentives for the investment in cleaner technologies, although emissions may be lower under a centralized structure. The effect
of the environmental damage parameter on wages and output may be
non-monotonic. [-]
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