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Wage Inequality in a Dual Economy and International Mobility of Factors: DO Factor Intensities always matter?
The paper develops a three-sector specific factor model with Harris-Todaro type unemployment to examine the consequences of international factor mobility on the skilled-unskilled wage inequality and urban unemployment of unskilled labour in a small open dual economy. The theoretical analysis shows t
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