On The Measurement Of Illegal Wage Discrimination
Working Paper 2006-38 Abstract Standard wage discrimination models assume that independent observers are able to distinguish a priori which workers
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Read MoreWorking Paper 2006-35 Abstract The paper contributes to the measurement of poverty and vulnerability in three ways. First, we propose
Read MoreWorking Paper 2006-34 Abstract Authors: . Keywords: Education, Inequality, Minimum wage, Redistribution. JEL: I21, I28, J24 Download Working Paper 34
Read MoreWorking Paper 2006-33 Abstract From 1992 to 2001, despite its rapid economic growth during the early 1990s, Argentina experienced a
Read MoreWorking Paper 2006-32 Abstract When poverty is viewed as a matter of degree, i.e. as a fuzzy measure, two additional
Read MoreWorking Paper 2006-30 Abstract The effects of technological change on wage inequality are usually studied under the assumption of exogenous
Read MoreWorking Paper 2006-29 Abstract Authors: Thomas Moutos, Margarita Katsimi . Keywords: Monopoly, Redistribution, Inequality, Public Goods, Median Voter JEL: H23,
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