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Costa Rica and Nicaragua, earnings are highest for formal work, next for upper-tier informal, and last for lower … Rica than in Nicaragua, partly due to the larger proportion of formal workers within Costa Rica (58 per cent vs 19 per cent …
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(2012) to test for the voluntary and involuntary nature of informal work in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, without making ad hoc … assumptions about labour market segmentation and self-selection. We find evidence of heterogeneous informality in both Nicaragua … where most workers are involuntarily informal. In Nicaragua, our results suggest that 44 per cent of wage employees are …
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We study the labour market dynamics of men and women in El Salvador and Nicaragua, focusing on the factors that help …
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market outcomes in Nicaragua including: a) wages and employment, b) transitions of workers across jobs (in the covered and …
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distributions of income in Latin America. At the other extreme, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua were among the most unequal … inequality in El Salvador and Nicaragua decreased while inequality in Costa Rica, Guatemala and Honduras increased. By 2009 … levels of inequality in El Salvador and Nicaragua were similar to those in Costa Rica. In this paper, we examine why income …
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developing country, Nicaragua, on the labor market in another developing country, Costa Rica. We find little evidence to support …
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Costa Rica and Nicaragua, earnings are highest for formal work, next for upper-tier informal, and last for lower … Rica than in Nicaragua, partly due to the larger proportion of formal workers within Costa Rica (58 per cent vs 19 per cent …
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