Table of contents for Services and employment : explaining the U.S.-European gap / edited by Mary Gregory, Wiemer Salverda, and Ronald Schettkat.

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Contents
 Preface
 
 Introduction
MARY GREGORY, WIEMER SALVERDA AND RONALD SCHETTKAT 
1.	The US-Europe Gap in Service Employment and Demand: The Research Agenda 
WIEMER SALVERDA AND RONALD SCHETTKAT
2.	Reflections on the Rise of Service-Sector Employment 
VICTOR FUCHS
3.	On Mechanisms Underlying the Growing Share of Service Employment in the 
Industrialised Economies 
WILLIAM BAUMOL
4.	Do Demand Differences Cause the US-Europe Employment Gap? 
MARY GREGORY AND GIOVANNI RUSSO
5.	Comparative Service Consumption in Six Countries 
ADRIAAN KALWIJ AND STEPHEN MACHIN
with Laura Blow, Marijke van Deelen, Francois Gardes, Maria-Jose Luengo-
Prado, Javier Ruiz-Castillo, John Schmitt and Christophe Starzec
6.	Employment Differences in Consumer Services: Low Wages, Productivity and 
Demand and the Distribution Sector 
ANDREW GLYN, JOACHIM MOELLER, WIEMER SALVERDA, JOHN SCHMITT AND 
MICHEL SOLLOGOUB 
7.	Why was Europe Left at the Station when America's Productivity Locomotive 
Departed? 
ROBERT GORDON
8.	Can Marketization of Household Production Explain the Employment Puzzle? 
RICHARD FREEMAN
9.	Services Included? Services and the US-Europe Employment Gap 
MARY GREGORY, WIEMER SALVERDA AND RONALD SCHETTKAT

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Service industries -- United States.
Service industries -- Europe.
Service industries workers -- United States.
Service industries workers -- Europe.