This project is concerned with the impact of trade union activities on relative wages.

Considering relative wages from male workers from certain nations in 1970 to second generation male workers in 2000, conclusions can be drawn about economic mobility.

In a well-functioning economy, relative wages have to change between occupations and regions in accord with changing supply and demand.

This perception is not just a question of relative wages.

Even "underclass" jobs have higher relative wages than those in home countries.

Another factor that limits women's capabilities to access healthcare is their relative low wage compared to men.

However, industries dominated by female workers had the lowest relative wages and were the ones most likely to be affected by wage arrears.

The correlation between fertility trends and relative wages and work-force participation works well over time within particular countries.

So many Americans had been getting college degrees that the relative wages of white-collar professionals had started to fall.

Still, Mr. Kosters said, the long-identified decline in the relative wages of less skilled workers "maybe has run its course" and might even be showing some reversal.