Template-type: ReDif-Paper 1.0
Author-Name: Bruinshoofd Allard
Author-Name: Hollanders Hugo
Author-Name: Weel Bas ter
Author-workplace-name: MERIT 
Title: Knowledge Spillovers and Wage Inequality: An Empirical Investigation of Knowledge-Skill Complementarity
Abstract: This paper examines the importance of knowledge-skill complementarity in the process of contemporary economic growth. By analyzing Dutch manufacturing and carrying out an extensive spillover and wage inequality analysis, it is shown that knowledge-intensive sectors pay their high-skilled workers a relatively higher wage in the form of a wage premium, which is defined as the sector bias of technical change.
Keywords: research and development ; 
Series: Research Memoranda
Creation-Date: 1999
Number: 008
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Handle: RePEc:unm:umamer:1999008