How Far Can a Minimum Wage Compensate for the Decline in Collective Bargaining? 
The Challenges Facing Germany and Britain

Skarpelis, Anna; Brown, William

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How Far Can a Minimum Wage Compensate for the Decline in Collective Bargaining? The Challenges Facing Germany and Britain

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Skarpelis, Anna
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Skarpelis, A., & Brown, W. (2008). How Far Can a Minimum Wage Compensate for the Decline in Collective Bargaining? The Challenges Facing Germany and Britain. In R. Blanpain, & L. Dickens (Eds.), Challenges in European Employment Relations (pp. 181-199). Austin [u.a.]: Wolters Kluwer.

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