Wage and Employment Determination in a Unionized Industry: The IWA and the British Columbia Wood Products Industry
利用国际木工协会和不列颠哥伦比亚省木制品行业的数据，估计了两个非嵌套的工会工资与就业决定模型，一个基于劳动需求函数，另一个基于合同曲线，并尝试选择真实模型。
Two non-nested models of union wage and employment determination are estimated using data on the International Woodworkers of America and the British Columbia wood products industry. One model predicts wage and employment outcomes on the labor-demand function, while the other predicts efficient outcomes on the contract curve. The models provide empirical estimates of the union's preferences, the production technology, and the comparative statics of the models. An attempt is made to choose the true model for this industry. Unfortunately, non-nested hypothesis tests and other criteria for model discrimination cannot reject one model in favor of the other. Copyright 1989 by University of Chicago Press.