The American Economic Review, Volume 97American Economic Association., 2007 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... increase . Since the wage was increased only during four weeks , its impact on the work- ers ' lifetime wealth is ... increase and how overall labor supply ( i.e. , the number of hours times the effort per hour ) is affected . Our ...
... increase . Since the wage was increased only during four weeks , its impact on the work- ers ' lifetime wealth is ... increase and how overall labor supply ( i.e. , the number of hours times the effort per hour ) is affected . Our ...
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... increase in the number of shifts worked . On average , messengers increase their working time during the four weeks in which they re- ceive a higher wage by four shifts ( 20 hours ) , which implies a wage elasticity of shifts be- tween ...
... increase in the number of shifts worked . On average , messengers increase their working time during the four weeks in which they re- ceive a higher wage by four shifts ( 20 hours ) , which implies a wage elasticity of shifts be- tween ...
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... increase in temperature in the South . Its long - run predicted increase in degree - days of roughly 1,700 among nonirrigated counties greatly exceeds the approximate in- creases of 810 , 1,000 , and 960 degree - days in the Northeast ...
... increase in temperature in the South . Its long - run predicted increase in degree - days of roughly 1,700 among nonirrigated counties greatly exceeds the approximate in- creases of 810 , 1,000 , and 960 degree - days in the Northeast ...
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