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against the specification with only the aggregate employment and minimum - wage variables ( and a time trend in the regressions for women ) . In every case , the controls for aggregate employment and time . trend coupled with the ...
against the specification with only the aggregate employment and minimum - wage variables ( and a time trend in the regressions for women ) . In every case , the controls for aggregate employment and time . trend coupled with the ...
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TABLE 3 - MINIMUM - WAGE EFFECTS ON TRANSITION PROBABILITIES , By Initial Wage Final activity SNE SE NSE NSNE N : Initial employment - enrollment activity Wage below Wage at or above new minimum new minimum SE ( i ) NSE ( ii ) -0.67 ...
TABLE 3 - MINIMUM - WAGE EFFECTS ON TRANSITION PROBABILITIES , By Initial Wage Final activity SNE SE NSE NSNE N : Initial employment - enrollment activity Wage below Wage at or above new minimum new minimum SE ( i ) NSE ( ii ) -0.67 ...
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Textbooks on human resource management spend a lot of pages describing procedures for evaluating jobs and how to transform such evaluations into wage schedules . For this purpose , thousands of U.S. firms use the Hay system , the oldest ...
Textbooks on human resource management spend a lot of pages describing procedures for evaluating jobs and how to transform such evaluations into wage schedules . For this purpose , thousands of U.S. firms use the Hay system , the oldest ...
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