The effects of supplemental income and labor productivity on metropolitan labor cost differentials

Thomas F. Luce

Economic Review, 1986, issue Q II, 9-16

Abstract: A discussion of the effects that the combination of supplemental income and labor productivity have on the measurement of metropolitan labor-cost differentials in manufacturing, using data from the 20 largest SMSAs.

Date: 1986
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