The Persistence of Wages
Copyright policy ) Carneiro, Anabela; Portugal, Pedro; Raposo, Pedro; Rodrigues, Paulo M. M.;
The Persistence of Wages
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Portugal
- University of Porto Portugal
- Universidade Católica Portuguesa Portugal
- Universidade Nova de Lisboa Portugal
- Escola de Negócios de Lisboa (Portugal) Portugal
- NOVA School of Business and Economics Portugal
wage persistence, Economics and Econometrics, ddc:330, J65, Wage persistence, High-dimensional fixed effects, Statistics, Game theory, economics, finance, and other social and behavioral sciences, incidental parameter problem, Incidental parameter problem, J63, E24, J31, Match effects, match effects, high-dimensional fixed effects
wage persistence, Economics and Econometrics, ddc:330, J65, Wage persistence, High-dimensional fixed effects, Statistics, Game theory, economics, finance, and other social and behavioral sciences, incidental parameter problem, Incidental parameter problem, J63, E24, J31, Match effects, match effects, high-dimensional fixed effects
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