Evidence from the Matched Sample
Insurance motives to remit: Evidence from a matched sample of Ethiopian internal migrants
... migrants from ERHS villages using a matched sample of migrants and source ...find evidence consistent with two hypotheses found in the ...
32
Multiple Bank Relationships and the Main Bank System: Evidence from a Matched Sample of Japanese Small Firms and Main Banks
... a matched sample of Japanese small firms and main banks, we investigate bank-firm relationships in the early ...Our evidence lends support for the hypothesis of monopoly exploitation by main ...
30
Productivity effects of land rental markets in Ethiopia : Evidence from a matched tenant-landlord sample
... output from sharecropped plots, appendix table 5 presents the estimate of the difference in the intensity of input application between owned and sharecropped plots while accounting for operator household specific ...
35
Earnings Volatility in America: Evidence from Matched CPS
... findings from the PSID. The 1986 redesign of the CPS reset the sample to coincide with the 1980 Decennial Census, which initially resulted in a sharp decrease in the level of volatility but not the ...CPS ...
54
Employment Effects of Service Offshoring: Evidence from Matched Firms
... come from the 9 th ‘Indagine sulle Imprese Manifatturiere’, the most recent wave of a large survey of Italian …rms administered every three years by the commercial bank Unicredit- ...original sample ...
12
Employment Effects of Service Offshoring: Evidence from Matched Firms
... come from the 9 th ‘Indagine sulle Imprese Manifatturiere’, the most recent wave of a large survey of Italian …rms administered every three years by the commercial bank Unicredit- ...original sample ...
13
Deferred Compensation: Evidence from Employer-Employee Matched Data from Japan
... taken from the Census of Manufacture. The labor inputs are constructed from the Basic Survey of Wage ...not sample all the workers in a establishment, we inflated the hours of work by the inverse of ...
40
Deferred Compensation: Evidence from Employer-Employee Matched Data from Japan
... taken from the Census of Manufacture. The labor inputs are constructed from the Basic Survey of Wage ...not sample all the workers in a establishment, we inflated the hours of work by the inverse of ...
39
THE MEASUREMENT OF MEDICAID COVERAGE IN THE SIPP: EVIDENCE FROM A COMPARISON OF MATCHED RECORDS
... overall sample, but is lower for children and people in poor families, as would be expected given the results in Table 4 and Appendix Table ...entire sample and for almost ...
39
Rent-sharing, holdup, and wages : evidence from matched panel data
... The entries in rows 10–14 of Table 1 show the mean values of various indicators of firm profitability. Mean value added per worker (in thousands of Euros per year) is reported in row 10. This is slightly higher in the ...
28
The entrepreneurial earnings puzzle. Evidence from matched person-firm data
... the sample according to our de…nitions are shown in the bottom row of Table 1; columns ...…nal sample includes 15,459 male and 3,474 female incorporated entrepreneurs (direct transitions from ...
32
Rent sharing, hold-up and wages : evidence from matched panel data
... b. Endogeneity of Capital One concern with the IV estimates in Table 3 is that although we have instrumented value added per worker, we have treated capital per worker as exogenous. As a check on this assumption, we ...
46
House Prices and Rents: Micro Evidence from a Matched Dataset in Central London
... Being a multi-level apartment or a house has a negative effect on rent-price ratios, as does being part of an apartment block. All these effects disappear when floor area is included—it is unclear whether the loss of ...
31
Cointegration of Matched Home Purchases and Rental Price Indexes –Evidence from Singapore
... The construction of the time series indexes makes use of the repeated sales method as proposed in Bailey, Muth, and Nourse (1963) and later generalized and popularized by Case and Shiller (1989). The idea is to rely on a ...
39
Informality and exclusion: evidence from matched employer-employee data for Lebanon and Syria
... 5. Empirical strategy and results 5.1 Determinants of informality We first estimate the determinants of informality in Lebanon and Syria. Table 2 depicts the probit regression outcomes for probability of being informal. ...
18
Is firm performance driven by fairness or tournaments? Evidence from Brazilian matched data
... 2, where we find that all coefficients of the wage dispersion measures have a positive sign. Moreover, only in the cases of the sigma and max-min ratio in 1998, or for the sigma, coefficient of variation and maxmin ratio ...
26
The Wage Effects of Offshoring: Evidence from Danish Matched Worker-Firm Data
... our sample as ...our sample period (about 35,000 observations), in order to get a clean identification of how the effects of offshoring vary across skill ...eliminates from our sample very ...
59
How the Internet Lowers Prices: Evidence from Matched Survey and Auto Transaction Data
... results from the perception of dealers that Internet consumers are ...different from “regular” consumers, we should find that the Internet effect should differ between consumers who told the dealer they had ...
33
The Provision of Wage Insurance by the Firm: Evidence from a Longitudinal Matched Employer-Employee Dataset
... analysis from Panel ...the evidence on heteroskedasticity is mixed. However, since our sample is large enough for asymptotic results to be valid, and given that IV gives inconsistent inference ...
26
Is There Really a Foreign Ownership Wage Premium? Evidence from Matched Employer-Employee Data
... large sample of more than 2 million Swedish employees covering the period ...our matched employer-employee data enable us to analyze the impact of foreign ownership on individual wages, controlling for both ...
36