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Divestiture, competition, and regional labor earnings : evidence from the telecommunications industry

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Do part-time, full-time compensation differentials for nurses vary between the private and public sector?

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Foreign direct investment and domestic wages in the US

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Market structure and racial and gender discrimination : evidence from the telecommunication industry

Peoples, James H. - In: The American journal of economics and sociology 55 (1996) 3, pp. 309-325

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Monopolistic market structure, unionization, and racial wage differentials

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Trucking deregulation and the black - white wage gap

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Black-white earnings differentials : privatization versus deregulation

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Foreign Direct Investment and Domestic Wages in the USA

Alhakimi, Saif Sallam; Peoples, James - 2009

High wages generally prevail in industries with substantial foreign direct investment (FDI) in developed countries. This study examines whether such wages are economically justified by revealing the effect of worker and industry characteristics on the FDI-domestic wage relationship. Findings...

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