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A cohort based analysis of the influence of minimum wage levels on labour force participation in the informal sector : quantitative and substitution effects
... The minimum wage is a key element of economic and social policy in developing ...The minimum wage affects not only workers in the formal sector, but also many prices and taxes which are set ...
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Do minimum wage price effects hurt the poor more?
... on minimum wage labor intensive goods, or the prices of such goods go up by much more, or ...because minimum wage workers are present in various sectors throughout the economy and thus the ...
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TítuloThe debate on the economic effects of minimum wage legislation
... The minimum wage establishment has its origin in the first third of the last ...the minimum wage on employment and other macroeconomic variables, from both theoretical and empirical ...on ...
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The impact of minimum wage on employment in Poland
... average wage levels are at the same time characterised by low ...regions minimum wage, relatively high with respect to the regional average, might be the factor potentially limiting demand for labour ...
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Minimum wage effects under endogenous compliance: evidence from Perú
... of minimum wages has different ...binding minimum wage is a rigidity that causes ...A minimum wage above this level forces firms to lay off those workers below that productivity ...
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Policy evaluation: micro-analysis applied for the Spanish case
... in minimum wage makes low-wage workers more prone to lose their ...status minimum wage provisions do not ...a minimum social security contribution base, which determines ...
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Labor Market Rigidities and Informality in Colombia
... 2 minimum wages, while the fraction in the formal sector is about two ...the minimum wage are formal according to Firm Size & Occupation and Health, ...the minimum wage; ii) medium ...
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Fréchet distribution applied to salary incomes in Spain from 1999 to 2014. An engineering approach to changes in salaries distribution
... In addition, the curve formed by the averaged values (from 1999 to 2014) of the percentage salaries paid, estimated through the fitted Fréchet distributions, is shown in Figure 6 (right), together with the curves that ...
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The Expansion of Higher Education in Colombia: Bad Students or Bad Programs?
... It is also quite noticeable that students attending new programs are substantially different from students who attend existing programs. In particular, they come from lower socioeconomic status families. The share of ...
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Tendencia y polarizacin de la caries dental en preescolares
... socioeconomic status and the presence of disease. The findings of this study show the existence of a greater disease burden among those who have a more unfavorable economic condition. Children whose family owned less ...
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Wage flexibility and local labour markets: a test on the homogeneity of the wage curve in Spain
... low wage elasticity, while low unemployment is related to higher sensitivity of wages to local labour market conditions» and that the «results seem to indicate that regions which suffer from larger unemployment ...
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Essays on wage inequality in developing countries
... From a supply-demand framework, the net effect of an educational upgrading of labour force upon wage inequality is conditioned to the trends in labour demand (in particular, demand for more educated workers). If ...
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Topside measurements at Jicamarca during solar minimum
... dawn and a local minimum in the topside plasma tempera- ture in the afternoon. The hydrogen ion fraction was found to exhibit hyperbolic tangent-shaped profiles that become shal- low (gradually changing) above the ...
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Neutron star glitches have a substantial minimum size
... the minimum superfluid moment of inertia that can act as an angular momentum reservoir (Andersson et ...a minimum glitch size have not been addressed; so far, the smallest possible glitch has been assumed ...
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Wage inequality, skills and mastering new technologies
... The skilled biased technological change has become a popular explanation for the grow- ing inequality between skilled individuals. There is a wide literature studying the channels through which highly skilled agents ...
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Child Labor, Home Production and the Family Labor Supply
... may suggest because child labor is primarily observed in poor countries, common sense tells us that child labor should decline (and schooling increase) if parents’ wages increase, child wage falls or if total ...
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The Struggle Over the Real Wage in the Monetary Production Economy
... potential wage workers willing to work at the current real wage rate will/must be e¤ec- tively employed, neither in the short-run (disequilibrium) nor in the long-run (equilibrium), simply because there is ...
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The Political Economy Of Labor Reform In Colombia.
... The paper concluded: “quite on the contrary [to the belief that the relevant elasticities are low and the efficiency gains associated with labor reform are relatively weak], the payoff of reducing labor costs is ...
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TítuloA generalized NEG wage type equation
... Alternatively, it is natural to wonder about the interpretation of Redding and Venables’s (2004) wage equation when capital adopts the form of capital stock, as in the constructed capital model (Baldwin et al., ...
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An ultimatum wage bargaining experiment on trade union efficiency
... We report results from an ultimatum bargaining experiment showing that a cheap talk trade union facilitating verbal non binding communication among workers raises employers’ wage offers and observed wages without ...
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