"We provide evidence from the US and 𝗗𝗲𝗻𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸 suggesting that CEOs with business-school degrees [...] have significantly reduced wage growth and the share of labor." Something to discuss with my @CBScph students. Tweet added by Paul Hünermund @PHuenermund

Paul Hünermund

2 years

"We provide evidence from the US and 𝗗𝗲𝗻𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸 suggesting that CEOs with business-school degrees [...] have significantly reduced wage growth and the share of labor." Something to discuss with my @CBScph students.

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H.C. Kongsted

@HCKongsted

2 years

@PHuenermund @CBScph Another sense of "exploitation" than the one we usually discuss

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Paul Hünermund

@PHuenermund

2 years

@HCKongsted @CBScph More of the kind Marx was writing about ;)

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Marc Sabatier Hvidkjær

@MarcHvidkjaer

2 years

@PHuenermund @CBScph Ask them what highschool they attended!

Marc Sabatier Hvidkjær

@MarcHvidkjaer

2 years

For at vise at det er drevet af treatment frem for selvselektion (dvs. at bestemte typer søger til CBS) undersøger de danske studerende der afslutter gymnasiet samtidig (!). Interessant at tænke på hvilke gymnasier der er i tale (og om det egentlig er udtryk for randomisering?)2/

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Moderates Rule

@ModeratesR

2 years

@PHuenermund @CBScph Wouldn’t Occam’s razor suggest that business schools make managers better at identifying when they are overpaying? The whole point of lean manufacturing is cutting unnecessary costs, why wouldn’t this extend to labor costs?

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