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Informality: sectoral selection and earnings in Uruguay

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Informality sectoral selection and earnings in Uruguay

Bucheli, Marisa; Ceni, Rodrigo - In: Estudios económicos 25 (2010) 2, pp. 281-307

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Racial inequality in the Uruguayan labor market : an analysis of wage differentials between afro-descendants and whites

Bucheli, Marisa (contributor); … - 2008

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The effects of increasing openness and integration to the MERCOSUR on the Uruguayan labour market : a CGE modeling analysis

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Salarios femeninos en el Uruguay : ¿existe un techo de cristal?

Bucheli, Marisa; Sanromán, Graciela - 2004

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Revealing gender gap changes in home production and labor income in Uruguay

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Impacto de la maternidad sobre el ingreso laboral en el Uruguay

Querejeta, Martina - 2020

En América Latina las brechas laborales de género se han reducido fuertemente en las últimas décadas y Uruguay se posiciona como uno de los países de la región con mayor participación laboral femenina. No obstante, la brecha salarial de género continúa en niveles elevados, siendo 76% la...

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Low-skilled workers and the effects of minimum wage in a developing country : evidence based on a density-discontinuity approach

Katzkowicz, Sharon; Pedetti, Gabriela; Querejeta, Martina; … - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 139 (2021), pp. 1-18

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