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... growth in the residual variance for women . Table 2 also compares the growth in the residual variance to the growth in the total vari- ance of wages ( both within- and between - group components ) over the same periods . Interest- ingly ...
... growth in the residual variance for women . Table 2 also compares the growth in the residual variance to the growth in the total vari- ance of wages ( both within- and between - group components ) over the same periods . Interest- ingly ...
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... growth , one would observe that some workers have wage growth , while others have wage declines if the shock e is sufficiently persistent . If I interpret the wage growth over the life cycle as an increase in human capital , I would ...
... growth , one would observe that some workers have wage growth , while others have wage declines if the shock e is sufficiently persistent . If I interpret the wage growth over the life cycle as an increase in human capital , I would ...
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... growth equilibrium . 3 What about fiscal policy ? We note that a significant share of increased available funding in the U.S. speculative expansion of the 1990s was attributable to public sector saving . To the extent that procyclical ...
... growth equilibrium . 3 What about fiscal policy ? We note that a significant share of increased available funding in the U.S. speculative expansion of the 1990s was attributable to public sector saving . To the extent that procyclical ...
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