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The advancement towards knowledge-based societies has modified the labor markets and qualification requirements. In this sense, and considering that individual choices about careers and occupations have pervasive social effects, there is a growing interest from both academics and policy...
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This study uses value-added methods to examine the effectiveness of Los Angeles elementary teachers and schools. The results show that teacher effectiveness varies substantially across the school district. Most of the variance in teacher effectiveness is within schools and not across schools....
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Abstract Training and skills development play a vital role in individual’s productive capacity and are integral part of … Human Resource Development (HRD). This study aims to examine the role of training in determination of wages. By utilizing … the cross-sectional data from Labor Force Survey 2005-06, results have shown that training is not significant in the …
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In this paper I investigate whether students self-select into the US for-profit colleges or whether the choice of for-profit sector is accidental or due to the reasons external to the students (geographic exposure to for-profit providers, tuition pricing, or random circumstances). The main...
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In this paper, I obtain the estimates of the effects of for-profit training and credentials on students' annualized … multinomial model of selection into for-profit postsecondary training. To identify the selection into for-profit training, I use … significant effects of for-profit Associate degrees for males are due to the unrelated vocational training. …
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In this study, I use three data sets collected by the US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (NCES): National Postsecondary Student Aid Studies of 1996, 2000 and 2004 (NPSAS:96,NPSAS:2000, and NPSAS:04) to derive the characteristics of the students in the US...
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This article examines employee agency in psychological contracts by exploring how young scientists proactively shape their careers in response to unmet expectations induced by academic entrepreneurialism. It uses the lens of social exchange to examine their relationships with the professors...
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Das Interesse am Gesundheitswesen hat in den vergangenen Jahren erheblich zugenommen. Politik und Gesellschaft müssen sich einer Auseinandersetzung mit den Strukturen des Gesundheitswesens, insbesondere mit den Aufgaben und deren Vergütung, die von den verschiedenen Leistungsanbietern erbracht...
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We study the selection of skills into sectors in an environment with (1) exogenous variation in the attractiveness of … sectors and (2) good measurability of skills. More concretely, we examine how the selection into leading economics PhD … programs varies with the business cycle and we measure PhD’s skills by their publication success. Our results strongly support …
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Recent research in labor economics has highlighted the substantial and long-lasting adverse effect of recessions on employment prospects and earnings. In this paper, we study whether individuals react to these shocks by changing career paths and thereby affect the selection of talent into...
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