This paper theoretically examines how skill-biased technological change influences the
skilled-unskilled wage inequality in developing countries. In the basic model, we find that in …

We establish four-sector general equilibrium models to investigate how an inflow of foreign
capital influences the skilled–unskilled wage inequality in the presence of the endogenous …

In this paper we study how the attitudes toward higher education may affect labor market
outcomes in the context of globalization. In particular, we show that different educational …

This paper establishes a static three-sector general equilibrium model by accommodating
environmental pollution to investigate the impact exerted by skilled immigrants and foreign …

This paper establishes two-sector general equilibrium models in the presence of
unproductive activities to investigate how an improvement of the institutional quality …

Four-sector general equilibrium models are established to investigate the impacts of
increased governmental investment in education capital on skilled–unskilled wage …

Consider a small open Harris and Todaro's model. This paper analyzes the impact of the
policy of environmental protection on skilled–unskilled wage inequality. We find that, in the …

This paper aims at studying how foreign capital and pollution control influence skilled-
unskilled wage inequality in developing countries through three-sector general equilibrium …

We construct a four-good, four-factor general equilibrium model with trade to show that,
under certain conditions, capital accumulation results in:(a) the immiserization of socially …

This paper establishes three-sector general equilibrium models and separately investigates
how sector-biased corruption influences the wage rates of skilled and unskilled workers, the …