In the case of gender wage gap estimation, those assumptions are especially tenuous because of high female nonparticipation and because selection could be different in different parts of the labor market. This paper proposes an estimator for the wage gap that allows for arbitrary and unobserved ...
1992 . Empirical evidence of the role of heterogeneity in ratio-dependent ... R Arditi,H Saiah - 《Ecology》 被引量: 0发表: 1993年 The role of employment experience in explaining the gender wage gap The wage gap between male and female workers has narrowed in both the US and the UK ...
As Turner & Chapin point out in Chapter 2, when heterogeneity is a manifestation of some process or patterning-agent, we can study it at one scale to help us understand the patterns at a different scale. As we incorporate ideas of scale into ecological analyses, we are often examining ...
This research aims to address this gap by incorporating contract variables and employing robust econometric techniques, allowing us to understand sub-group preferences and provide guidance for tailored policies. The theoretical framework used in this research describes how physicians choose to allocate ...
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Cecilia MachadoBonn: Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA)Machado, C. 2012. "Selection, Heterogeneity and the Gender Wage Gap." IZA Discussion Papers 7005.Machado, Cecilia. Selection, heterogeneity and the gender wage gap. Working paper. 2010. Columbia University....
The econometric strategy used to fulfill the objective allowed us to conclude that most of the variables used in the study turned out to be significant in human capital through a different impact. In the GLS model estimated at the income level and the regional level, it was shown that globali...
Human capital formation in developing countries is a policy instrument to promote economic progress. In recent decades, FDI can act as a mechanism for transmitting human capital in the context of highly globalized countries. Extensive literature indicate
Human capital formation in developing countries is a policy instrument to promote economic progress. In recent decades, FDI can act as a mechanism for transmitting human capital in the context of highly globalized countries. Extensive literature indicate
Evans & Schaur [18] also employed quantile regression to simultaneously examine the influences of income heterogeneity and age heterogeneity on VSL in the US and found that, under the 50th percentile for wage (equivalent to an hourly wage of $13.07), the VSL of those that were aged 50 ...