macroeconomics, Hours Reductions, Work-Sharing

Jennifer Hunt

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Research Papers in Economics

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A Unified Framework for Firms' Decisions: Theoretical Analysis and Empirical Application to Italy, 1970-1980.&quot;

Arbeitszeit und Beschaftigung: Eine okonometrische Studie.&quot;

Arbeitszeitverkiirzung im Betrieb: Die Umsetzung der 38,5-Stunden-Woche in der Metall-, Druck- und Holzindustrie sowie im Einzelhandel.

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Betriebliche Arbeitszeitpolitik in der Metallindustrie

Can Shorter Working Time Reduce Unemployment?&quot; In Unemployment in Europe: Analysis and Policy Issues, edited by Claes Henric Siven.

Cross-National Comparisons of Earnings and Income Inequality.&quot;

Divergent Trends in Alternative Real Wage Series.'&quot; In Labor Statistics Measurement Issues, edited by

Employment and Length of the Working Week in a Unionized Economy in Which Hours of Work Influence Productivity.&quot;

Employment, Labour Utilization and Procyclical Labour Productivity. &quot;

France: From Conflict to Social Dialogue?&quot; In Jennifer Hunt 381 Works Councils: Consultation, Representation, and Cooperation in Industrial Relations, edited by Joel Rogers and Wolfgang Streeck.

France.&quot; In Times Are Changing: Working Time in 14 Industrialised Countries, edited by

From 40 to 35 Hours: Reduction and Flexibilisation of the Working Week in the Federal Republic of Germany.&quot;

Labor Demand and Standard Working Time in Dutch Manufacturing, 1954-1982.&quot; In Employment, Unemployment, and Labor Utilization, edited by

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Labor Utilization and Nonwage Labor Costs in a Disequilibrium Macro Framework.&quot;

Le Temps de Travail, Enjeu de Luttes Sociales.&quot; In Le Temps de Travail, edited by Jean-Yves Boulin, Gilbert Cette, and Dominique Taddei.

Les Politiques du Temps de Travail en France: La Perte du Sens. &quot; In Le Temps de Travail, edited by Jean-Yves Boulin, Gilbert Cette, and Dominique Taddei.

Lohnzuriuckhaltung, Arbeitszeitverkiirzung und Beschaftigung. Eine empirische Untersuchung fur die Bundesrepublik Deutschland 1973-1990.&quot;

Re'duire La Dure'e de Travail: De la The'orie d la Pratique. Paris: Livre de Poche.

Sectoral Wage and Price Formation and Working Time in Germany: An Econometric Analysis.&quot; Zeitschrift fiir Wirtschafts-

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The Demand for Hours of Labor: Direct Evidence from California.&quot; Working Paper 5973.

The Demand for Workers and Hours: Micro Evidence from the U.K. Metal Working Industry.&quot; In Em-

The Determination of Wages, Employment, and Work Hours in an Economy with Centralised WageSetting: Sweden, 1950-83.&quot;

The Effect of Lower Hours of Work on Wages and Employment.&quot; Unpublished paper. London School of Economics. Hunt, Jennifer. Forthcoming. &quot;Has Work-Sharing Worked in Germany?&quot;

The Effects of Inflation and Real Wages on Employment.&quot;

The Effects of Overtime Pay Regulation on Worker Compensation.&quot;

The Employment Effects of a Shorter Working Week.&quot;

The Employment Effects of Shorter Working Hours: An Application to Japanese Data.&quot;

The English Language Public Use File of the German Socio-Economic Panel.&quot;

The Evolution of Working Time in Germany.&quot;

The Medium Run.&quot;

The Nature and Causes of Unemployment in the Federal Republic of Germany since the 1970s: An Empirical Investigation.&quot;

The Role and Influence of Trade Unions in the OECD.&quot; Unpublished paper.

The Short-Run Demand for Workers and Hours: A Recursive Model.&quot;

Unemployment and Macroeconomic Performance.

United States of America.&quot; In Times Are Changing: Working Time in 14 Industrialised Countries, edited by

Wages and the Length of the Working Day: An Empirical Test Based on Norwegian Quarterly Manufacturing Data.&quot;

Why Do Americans and Germans Work Different Hours?&quot; In Institutional Frameworks and Labor Market Performance: Comparative Views on the U.S. and German Economies, edited by Friedrich Buttler and others.

Work Sharing, Employment and Wages.&quot;

Work-Sharing to Full Employment: Serious Option or Populist Fallacy?&quot; In Generating Jobs: How to Increase Demand for Less-Skilled Workers, edited by Richard Freeman and Peter Gottschalk.

Working Hard.&quot; Paper prepared for conference on &quot;Changes in Working Time in Canada and the United States.&quot;

Working Time and Emiployment. Boston: Allen and Unwin.

Working Time Policy in the U.S.&quot; InA Timefor Working, A Time for Living, edited by Reiner Hoffmann and Jean Lapeyre. Dusseldorf, Germany: European Trade Union Institute.

Worksharing and Factor Prices: A Comparison of Three Flexible Functional Forms for Nonlinear Cost Schemes.&quot;

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