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market restrictions on wages and its spatial pattern. The empirical specification is derived from a general equilibrium model … that predicts that the adverse effects of land market restrictions on wages will be less in remote locations. For … sub-district. The results show that land restrictions reduce wages substantially, and this effect is smaller in remote …
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on manufacturing and services employment, rural wages, and per capita household consumption. The evidence on the … alienability, and identifies the possibility of a reverse structural change where the share of nonagricultural employment declines … disaggregated occupational choices suggests that land restrictions increase wage employment in agriculture, but reduce it in …
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restrictions increase costs of migration out of villages. The testable prediction of collateral effect is that both wages and labor … increases wages. In contrast, if land restrictions work primarily through higher migration costs, labor force participation … increases, while wages decline. For identification, this paper exploits a natural experiment in Sri Lanka where historical …
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In Latin America, labor markets have been the main channel through which growth has reduced poverty, with higher labor income accounting for 49 percent of the reduction in poverty in 2008?13. Understanding labor markets is critical to designing policies and programs aimed at reducing poverty....
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