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magazine identified Ronald Oaxaca as one of the 100 Most Influential Hispanics in the United States. The Oaxaca decomposition is used worldwide to sort out claims of discrimination in salaries and wages. The Oaxaca decomposition has been cited in hundreds of published research papers and in countless
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of linear probability models, the effects of ability and family background on optimal schooling levels, a labor supply model of dual job holding, the production of engineering degrees in American universities, the effects of technological change on gender wage differentials, and comparative trends in
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and eventually published in 1973, separate statistical models of labour market outcomes (typically wage rates) are estimated for two different groups of workers. The modelling procedure allows the researcher to hypothesize what the wage of the discriminated-against group would be if discrimination
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procedure which attempts to identify the presence of labour market discrimination against particular groups. In this technique, which was introduced in his doctoral thesis at
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Oaxaca conducts research on panel data analysis of faculty salary determination. He has been engaged in research on statistical discrimination,
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gender wage differentials between Denmark and the U.S.
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American
Labor economics
University of Arizona
Princeton University
California State University, Fresno
Albert Rees
Daniel S. Hamermesh
Information
IDEAS / RePEc
Economics
University of Arizona
Tucson
labor economics
econometrics
microeconomics
California State University, Fresno
Princeton University
consistent estimators
Blinder–Oaxaca decomposition
Princeton University
"Archived copy"
cite web
link
link
"Male-Female Wage Differentials in Urban Labor Markets"
International Economic Review
doi
10.2307/2525981
JSTOR
2525981

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