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... March CPS Wages computed using the March and May / ORG CPS could differ for a variety of reasons , including the treatment of self - employment earnings , topcoding , etc. Instead of looking sys- tematically at all possible sources of ...
... March CPS Wages computed using the March and May / ORG CPS could differ for a variety of reasons , including the treatment of self - employment earnings , topcoding , etc. Instead of looking sys- tematically at all possible sources of ...
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... March CPS . These findings strongly support the view that , relative to the May / ORG CPS , residual wage inequality is bi- ased up in the March CPS because this wage measure poorly captures the hourly wage rate for workers paid by the ...
... March CPS . These findings strongly support the view that , relative to the May / ORG CPS , residual wage inequality is bi- ased up in the March CPS because this wage measure poorly captures the hourly wage rate for workers paid by the ...
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... CPS provides more accurate measures of hourly wages for much larger samples of workers than the March CPS . Over 30 years of data are now available when the ORG CPS is combined with the 1973-1978 May CPS . There is , thus , a strong ...
... CPS provides more accurate measures of hourly wages for much larger samples of workers than the March CPS . Over 30 years of data are now available when the ORG CPS is combined with the 1973-1978 May CPS . There is , thus , a strong ...
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