… increase any wages, or makes the difference in wages insignificant … wages he can get the
cheapest man for, and if the good man stood out for higher wages, he would not get any wages …

This paper investigates the dynamics of wages and profits and the influence innovation
strategies have on them. The relationships between innovation, productivity, and distribution are …

This paper formulates a structural empirical model of heterogeneous firms whose workers
exhibit fair-wage preferences, leading to a link between a firm's operating profits and wages of …

The capitalist class, Karl Marx observed, cannot make profits by exploiting itself; profits arise
not because capitalists buy cheap and sell dear but because they pay labor less than its net …

… for high profits and rapid growth as the seventies is for low profits and slow growth. This paper
attempts to show that the change from the sixties to the seventies in real wages and profits …

… in workers’ wages. In contrast, this article argues that the degree to which wages increase
… This article tests the relationship between worker productivity and wages by analyzing data …

… wages and profits at the level of individual industries plays a key role. The factors shaping the
parallel evolution of wages and profits … capital-labour conflict, with profits driven by product …

… lead to a reduction of wages. Offshoring is a clear driver of profits and a tool for reducing …
that the former contributes to profits while the latter is detrimental for wages. Finally, union …

… If we complicate our system to recognize a share of the national income that goes neither to
wages nor to profits, our results are altered somewhat. Assuming nonwage, nonprofit income…

… By discovering the law that fixes the rates of wages, of interest and of pure profits, we decide
… it into wages, interest and profits; for this individual man may get something in each of these …