Distribución funcional de la renta y costes laborales en Gipuzkoa: un estudio empírico para la reducción del tiempo de trabajo

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Published 15-07-2016
DOI https://doi.org/10.1387/lan-harremanak.16564
Verónica Castrillón Serna Jose Mari Zendoia Sainz Jon Bernat Zubiri Rey

Abstract

This article discusses the evolution followed by the functional distribution of income and unit labour costs in Gipuzkoa, in order to guide the feasibility and financing of a reduction in working time. In the study of the distribution, the effect has exercised direct taxation on income from labor and capital income, according to their shares in GDP and based on the principle of redistributive equity is evaluated. Unit labor costs are calculated in real terms, nominal and deflated and the results are presented by 38 industrial sectors. The analysis has included the last expansionary cycle of the economy (1995-2007) and the first five years of the recession that began in 2008.

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Castrillón Serna, V., Zendoia Sainz, J. M., & Bernat Zubiri Rey, J. (2016). Distribución funcional de la renta y costes laborales en Gipuzkoa: un estudio empírico para la reducción del tiempo de trabajo. Lan Harremanak, (34). https://doi.org/10.1387/lan-harremanak.16564
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No. 34 (2016): La reducción del tiempo de trabajo. Una propuesta para reducir el desempleo
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Monographic section

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