Concentration, syndicalisation et rémunération salariale dans l'industrie manufacturière française

André-Paul Weber and Frédéric Jenny

Revue Économique, 1975, vol. 26, issue 4, 622-654

Abstract: [fre] Les auteurs tentent, à partir de données agrégées portant sur l'industrie manufac­turière française et à partir d'un échantillon d'individus, de tester les différentes théories traitant de l'influence de la concentration des marchés sur les taux de salaires et les rémunérations versées. Notant qu'il existe des différences signifi­catives de qualification entre les salaires des industries concentrées et ceux des autres industries, ils constatent que la concentration influence significativement et positivement les taux de rémunération à qualification égale. [eng] Wage rates, wages earnings, concentration. and unionization in French manufacturing industries. . The empirical analysis presented in this paper is an attempt to discriminate between tivo competing theories (Dunlop and Garbarino) on the influence of the structure of the product markets on wage rates. The interaction between concentration and unionization is explicitly taken info account in the model. The model is tested for France at the industry level and for the sample of manufacturing firms. The results suggest that even when one takes info account the colinearity already noticed by some authors (Weiss) between concentration and unionization, there may be some grounds to believe that concentration on the product market is positively related to wage rates and wage earnings.

Date: 1975
Note: DOI:10.3406/reco.1975.408222
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