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Vol. 21 No. 3 (1994): November
ISSN: 0718-5286

Vol. 21 No. 3 (1994)

Open Access

Peer reviewed

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El desafío de entender el mercado del trabajo. Presentación del número especial
Arvil Van Adams, Ricardo Paredes, Luis Riveros
May 2016
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"Moderate" Minimum wages are likely to benefit workers after all: A general equilibrium view
Ramón López
May 2016
It is shown that long-held views on the links between minimum wages and human capital arising fro...
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Salarios mínimos y entorno macroeconómico: La evidencia empírica en Costa Rica
Juan Rafael Vargas
May 2016
Este documento informa de una investigación sobre los salarios mínimos en Costa Rica y su relació...
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Relative wage structure in Chile, 1957 - 1992: Changes in the structure of demand for schooling
Donald Robbins
May 2016
It has traditionally been hypothesized that moving from Protectionist to liberalized trade in dev...
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Inter-Industry wage differentials and earnings inequality in Brazil
Armando Castelar, Lauro Ramos
May 2016
This paper shows that there is a large inter-industry wage dispersion in the Brazilian labor mark...
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An opportunity cost approach to redundancy compensation: An application to Sri Lanka
Ariel Fiszbein
May 2016
The paper proposes the principles which should guide the design of a compensation package for red...
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Labor market flexibility and unemployment in Chile and Uruguay
Steven Allen, Adriana Cassoni, Gastón Labadie
May 2016
This study compares evidence on wage rigidity in Chile and Uruguay to determine whether differenc...
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Labor market flexibility and job security measures in a global economy: New challenges ahead
Ray Marshall, Arvil Van Adams
May 2016
Measures assuring job security are sought by workers and their representatives to protect themsel...
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Indexation and Labor market turnover in Brazil
Guillermo Málaga
May 2016
The issue of wage indexation in the economic literature is well understood from the point of view...
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Gender wage gaps in Chile. A long term view: 1958 - 1990
Ricardo Paredes, Luis Riveros
May 2016
Using a statistical technique to correct for the presence of the selectivity bias, this paper est...

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