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This paper develops a measure of intangible capital and examines the contribution of intangibles to labour productivity growth in the Canadian business sector. It applies the methodology developed by Corrado et al. (2005, 2009) for the United States. The paper finds that investment in...
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This paper examines the quantitative effects of gender gaps in entrepreneurship and labor force participation on aggregate productivity and income per capita. We simulate an occupational choice model with heterogeneous agents in entrepreneurial ability, where agents choose to be workers,...
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and that this gap takes its largest value for managers with tertiary education or more. In terms of their number of …
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We show in the world trade data that countries with more progressive personal income tax system are less likely to have comparative advantage in industris that employ a greater share of high-income occupations, such as high tech and professional service sectors. Moreover, when countries increase...
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Many government policies affect incentives to acquire human capital. Two workhorse models dominate the literature analyzing these policies: Learning by Doing (LBD) and Ben-Porath (BP). This paper makes two novel findings related to these models. First, LBD and BP generate different predictions...
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remedial education to the pupils having lost years of education, and offering retraining to job losers still far from …
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We show in the world trade data that countries with more progressive personal income tax system are less likely to have comparative advantage in industries that employ a greater share of high-income occupations, such as high-tech industries and professional services. Moreover, when countries...
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Rather than completing all schooling consecutively before entering the labor force, people often delay college start and engage in labor market activities between periods of college enrollment. To examine the welfare consequence of such intermittent college, I incorporate a flexible age-by-age...
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primary school education from 7 to 8 years. At the same time, the reform did not affect the education system at post …-primary levels, that is the system of secondary and higher education. In result, all education tracks were extended by one year … reform had a negative impact on the hourly earnings of individuals with primary education. …
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workers' level of education. Using rm-level panel data covering the period 2002 to 2008, I estimate complementarities among … workers' level of education and a large set of organizational practices aggregated into three domains: decentralization … education: no post-compulsory education, upper-secondary vocational education and train- ing, tertiary vocational education, and …
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