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Black immigrants from the British West Indies and their descendants have long held the interest of historians and sociologists because they provide a means of understanding the influence of differing cultural background on black economic progress. Numerous accounts from before World War II...
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implications of that policy for the skill development and career progression of black workers. The paper describes the current … skills development in the U.S. is failing. Lagging school achievement (particularly in urban areas), high unemployment rates … for certain groups of the population, and employer concerns about the quality of entry level workers suggest that the …
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Papers published in economics journals whose first authors are famous have more citations than papers whose second or third authors are famous. As a paper ages, its citation rate varies most with variation in the fame of the first author and less so with the fame of second and third authors....
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reservation wages. We identify effects using data on displaced workers and a differences in differences approach. We find that for …, male/female wage differentials are largest among young workers but a significant portion of the difference is accounting …
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This paper studies gender differences in the allocation of workers across jobs of different complexity using panel data … on Finnish metalworkers. These data provide a measure for the complexity of the workers' tasks that can be used to … and non-promoted workers. It is found that women start their careers in less complex tasks than men and that they are also …
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This article analyzes the changes in family structure, fertility behavior, and the division of labor within the household from the Silent generation (cohort born in 1940-49) to the Millennial generation (cohort born in 1980-89). Using data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, this article...
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This paper applies parametric and nonparametric techniques to the most recent data from the Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (RLMS) 1992- 2000 and shows the returns to schooling increased over the course of transition, overall and for attainment cohorts neither at the top nor bottom of the...
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In the 1960's, Blacks and Whites chose relatively similar first names for their children. Over a short period of time in the early 1970's, that pattern changed dramatically with most Blacks (particularly those living in racially isolated neighborhoods) adopting increasingly distinctive names,...
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workers, changes in black family structures, changes in black household incomes, black-white differences in parenting norms …
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With the following paper I plan to surprise aspects of the Romanian labor market through both a legislative and a religious perspective. Thus, the research intends to be interdisciplinary, starting from historical times and up to the post revolutionary Romania, a country affected by the global...
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