Publication: Interindustry wage differentials
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Brasil
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1981-1990
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BR
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Discussion Paper 58 : Interindustry wage differentials, Diferenças salariais interindustriais
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O trabalho objetiva testar a existência da segmentação no mercado de trabalho brasileiro e avaliar o quanto ela contribui para a desigualdade no Brasil. Além de avaliar a extensão dos diferenciais de salários interindustriais e sua contribuição para a desigualdade, testa a hipótese de que esses diferenciais não são totalmente devido às dissimilaridades nas qualicações produtivas dos trabalhadores.
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The study aims to test the existence of segmentation in the Brazilian labor market and assess how much it contributes to inequality in Brazil. In addition to assessing the extent of inter-industry wage differentials and their contribution to inequality , tests the hypothesis that these differences are not entirely due to dissimilarities in productive qualicações workers.