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... individual's human capital and a base wage ( i.e. , w = wh ) where the base wage , α ( 19 ) wb = A ( eMahaN ) ' ̄a a is the wage an individual would command if he had only one unit of human capital , given that the economy average is h ...
... individual's human capital and a base wage ( i.e. , w = wh ) where the base wage , α ( 19 ) wb = A ( eMahaN ) ' ̄a a is the wage an individual would command if he had only one unit of human capital , given that the economy average is h ...
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... individual adjust- ment in some cases requires collective ac- tion . For instance , individual adjustment in work effort may require new collective- bargaining agreements between unions and employers , such as the number of working ...
... individual adjust- ment in some cases requires collective ac- tion . For instance , individual adjustment in work effort may require new collective- bargaining agreements between unions and employers , such as the number of working ...
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... individual who holds the job . Because of this pairing , it is possible to study jobs by studying the indi- viduals who hold them . Conversely , it is possible to study the individuals by studying the jobs that they occupy . But ...
... individual who holds the job . Because of this pairing , it is possible to study jobs by studying the indi- viduals who hold them . Conversely , it is possible to study the individuals by studying the jobs that they occupy . But ...
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