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Conclusion, shares are constant in the short or long run, but there is some support for the notion that labour’s share has an increasing secular trend. None of the theories of relative shares performs very impressively. Neo-classical accounts of income distribution can be faulted on many grounds, of which reli

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Unions and Relative Shares,ne. But some empirical studies of the aggregate production function (for what they are worth: see pp. 39–49) show an elasticity of substitution lower than unity. Neo-classical theorists must thus concede the possibility that unions might shift relative shares in favour of labour.

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