Mobility and wage levels
Wage Inequality and Wage Mobility in Turkey
... the wage distribution is higher than the probability of moving ...the wage distribution than women when two-year transitions and four-year transitions are ...the wage distribution are somewhat higher ...
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Wage Inequality and Wage Mobility in Turkey
... the wage distribution is higher than the probability of moving ...the wage distribution than women when two-year transitions and four-year transitions are ...the wage distribution are somewhat higher ...
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Wage mobility, Job mobility and Spatial mobility in the Portuguese economy
... a wage equation is estimated, namely an Augmented Mincer Equation, taking into account both the hourly wage and the wage, making it possible to verify the influence of spatial mobility ...
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Job Mobility and Wage Dynamics
... We extend our previous analysis of the relationship between worker and firm earnings premiums and workers’ earnings levels, and focus on the contribution of workers’ job mobility to their earnings dynamics. ...
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Wage Mobility in East and West Germany
... the mobility decline or even just the composition ...Germans levels; unemployment experience still differs between the regions, but declined in East Germany; the accumulation of job tenure in East Germany ...
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Job mobility and the gender wage gap
... lower levels of job satisfaction in larger firms, but that this is so only for ...the wage package would be consistent with the results presented in this section and would also explain our previous findings ...
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Low-wage mobility during the early career
... The odds of falling back into low-wages do not differ for the South and the non- South. For workers with lower levels of education, exits from low-wages are more tenuous. Workers without a high school diploma are ...
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Low wage mobility in the Italian labour market
... 4.3 Results Before considering the whole set of results from the switching probit analysis, table 5 compares estimated ML coefficients under the two competing assumptions (i.e. endogeneity versus exogeneity) on the ...
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Labor mobility and Inter-industry Wage Variation
... concentration levels are those where learning-by-doing is more important, both results, market competition and learning-by-doing, reinforce each other and wages should be definitely larger there than in other ...
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Wage Progression, Mobility and Unemployment Insurance System
... reservation wage of workers: information is ...different levels of productivity depending on their initial and costly investment in specific human capital ...
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Job Mobility and the Gender Wage Gap in Italy
... lower levels of job satisfaction in larger firms, but that this is so only for ...the wage package would be consistent with the results presented in this section and would also explain our previous findings ...
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Wage Structure and Labor Mobility in the Netherlands 1999-2003
... whether wage developments at sector and firm levels were related to exit rates, we calculated for each worker the difference between the average wage increase in his sector or firm and the average ...
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Essays on Inter-sectoral Labour Mobility and the Wage Gap
... labour mobility, which drive the difference between a worker’s wage and marginal ...of mobility frictions varies based on personal characteristics and current ...by mobility frictions affect ...
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Wage Mobility of Foreign-Born Workers in the United States
... consider mobility across job ...occupation mobility results for European and Asian workers reveal that especially those who are in job zone 4 and 5 occupations are more likely to stay in the same job zones ...
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Estimating Compensating Wage Differentials with Endogenous Job Mobility
... Another form of improvement that we make relates the measurement of fatality rates. In the US, nearly every study relies on data about fatality rates produced by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which are released ...
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Earnings Mobility and Low-Wage Employment in Spain: The Role of Job Mobility and Contractual Arrangements
... essentially unchanged, this deregulation brought about a significant labour-market segmentation. By 1994 one third of the Spanish workforce was hired under temporary contracts, one of the highest levels in the EU. ...
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Wage Mobility Through Job Mobility
... year. The description of each job includes, among other things, wage rates, occupation, industry, union status, reason for leaving the job, weekly hours worked and start and stop dates for each job. Each job is ...
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Wage Mobility in the United States
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Wage-Tenure Profiles and Mobility
... steep wage-tenure profiles and low job mobility do not necessarily pose a problem for the Dutch labour ...increasing wage profiles for several reasons. For example, wage profiles do not ...
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Job Mobility and Wage Dynamics
... larger employers pay higher wages. Most speci…cation include two-digit in- dustry …xed e¤ects to control for di¤erences in compensation policies across industries. Aside from total labor market experience, all of the ...
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