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deals with the effects of openness to trade, foreign direct investment, and financial crises on average wages. Second, it … discusses the impact of exposure to world markets on the dispersion of wages by occupation, skill, and gender. Third, it …
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four Latin American economies: Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico, during the period 1980-2010. Wages are highly pro …
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influence wages directly except for vulnerable minorities that seem protected by unions. Establishment-size wage effects are … paying wages above the market clearing level. The inefficiency arising from establishment-size wage effects can be mitigated …
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Using nationally representative, economywide data, this paper investigates the relative importance of trade-mandated effects on industry wage premia; industry and economywide skill premia; and employment flows in accounting for changes in the wage distribution in Brazil during the 1988-95 trade...
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Africa's labor market. The authors analyze unions' direct effect on workers' wages (including the time-honored question about …), and ask whether there is evidence that industrial council agreements force affected employers to pay union wages for non …
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of inequality by income source shows that despite the rapid growth of wages in the 1990s, wage inequality fell modestly …
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The authors provide new evidence on the impacts of trade reforms on wages and wage inequality in developing countries … wages and wage inequality. After setting up unusual historical data sets of trends in tariffs, trends in wages, and trends …) has reduced wages, and (2) has increased wage inequality. …
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Do public sector workers earn a wage premium in Djibouti and are the returns to education different across the sectors? The authors estimate private and public sector wage earnings using 1996 household survey data, while controlling for selectivity using Heckman's two stage approach. They find...
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Estimates of labor mobility costs are needed to assess the responses of employment and wages to trade shocks when …
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Increasing returns to schooling and rising inequality are well documented for industrial countries and for some developing countries. The growing demand for skills is associated with recent technological developments. The authors argue that computers in the workplace represent one manifestation...
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