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The paper aims to investigate the relationship between real salary earnings and employment from a sectorial perspective. This research topic has been of great interest for scientists over time, but the results of the empirical studies have been rather conflicting. Moreover, the subject is important considering that can be a source of guidance for the strategies aimed at increasing employment through wage measures. The paper objective is twofold: studying employment and real salary earnings evolution and assessing the existence and direction of this relationship in a dynamic panel framework. To achieve the main goal of the research ARDL model has been preferred due to the fact that it allows quantifying both long and short-term relationships. Econometric analysis outcomes suggest the existence of a direct relationship between real salary earnings and employment on the long-term and a negative relation on short-run. The results for the economic sectors of activity are more varied. Key-words: total employment, real salary earnings, panel data, ARDL model, Romanian activity sectors. JEL Classification: C23, E24, J21, J31 Gina Cristina Dimian, Erika Marin, Josef Jablonsky

Investigating the Long and Short-Run Salary- Employment Relationship in Romania: A Sectorial Approach Using the ARDL Model