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-establishment cells. This new data set is especially useful because earlier research on this topic relied on data sets that covered only a … finding contrasts sharply with the conclusions of previous research (especially Groshen, 1991), which indicated that sex … segregation accounted for essentially all of the sex wage gap. Further research into the sources of within-establishment within …
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This paper studies interfirm racial segregation in two newly developed firm-level databases. Within the representative MSA, we find that the interfirm distribution of black and white workers is close to what would be implied by the random assignment of workers to firms. However, we also find...
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This paper studies interplant sex segregation in the U.S. manufacturing industry. The study differs from previous work in that we have detailed information on the characteristics of both workers and firms, and because we measure segregation in a new and better way. We report three main findings....
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previous research on interfirm segregation has studied only large firms and because it is easier to link the demographic …
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.S. This paper describes how this data set was constructed and assesses the usefulness of these data for economic research. In …
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immediately prior to exit, and compares these patterns across the two industries. While previous research has examined the post …-entry time-series behavior of firms, this research has focused exclusively on manufacturing firms. Examining the behavior of …
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the role of employer-employee matching in accounting for both cross-sectional and dynamic aspects of the wage distribution. …
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between changes in technology and the structure of employment and wages. We focus on the nonproduction labor share (measured …) within plant secular changes are concentrated in recessions; and (iv) while observable indicators of changes in technology …
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