
handle: 10419/44229
This paper develops an error components model that is used to examine the impact of job changes on the dynamics and variance of individual log earnings. I use data on work histories drawn from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), that makes possible to do the distinction between voluntary an involuntary job-to-job changes. The potential endogeneity of job mobility in relation to earnings es circumvented by means of an instrument variable estimation method that also allows to control for unobserved individual-job specific heterogeneity.
panel data, dynamic models, individual-job specific fixed effects, job changes, individual wages, ddc:330, dynamic models, individual wages, Panel data, dynamic models, individual-job specific fixed effects, job changes, individual wages, panel data, individual-job specific fixed effects, job changes, J31, C23, jel: jel:C23, jel: jel:J31
panel data, dynamic models, individual-job specific fixed effects, job changes, individual wages, ddc:330, dynamic models, individual wages, Panel data, dynamic models, individual-job specific fixed effects, job changes, individual wages, panel data, individual-job specific fixed effects, job changes, J31, C23, jel: jel:C23, jel: jel:J31
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