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more direct link between these two phenomena. The first examines how wages are affected by differences in employer ….5% increase in wages. A second literature focuses on firm-specific wage premiums, using the wage outcomes of job changers. This … effects contribute approximately 20% of the overall variance of wages. To interpret these findings, we develop a model where …
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more direct link between these two phenomena. The first examines how wages are affected by differences in employer ….5% increase in wages. A second literature focuses on firm-specific wage premiums, using the wage outcomes of job changers. This … effects contribute approximately 20% of the overall variance of wages. To interpret these findings, we develop a model where …
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What makes people happy in life? This is a crucial question that has the potential to shake up economics. In recent years, the dissatisfaction with the understanding of welfare in economics together with the new opportunities to empirically study people's subjective wellbeing have spurred...
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This paper provides an introduction into the estimation of Marginal Treatment Effects (MTE). Compared to the existing surveys on the subject, our paper is less technical and speaks to the applied economist with a solid basic understanding of econometric techniques who would like to use MTE...
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This paper provides an introduction into the estimation of Marginal Treatment Effects (MTE). Compared to the existing surveys on the subject, our paper is less technical and speaks to the applied economist with a solid basic understanding of econometric techniques who would like to use MTE...
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The motivation crowding effect suggests that an external intervention via monetary incentives or punishments may undermine (and under different indentifiable conditions strengthen) intrinsic motivation. As of today, the theoretical possibility of crowding effects is widely accepted among...
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