"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 26-27,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 26-27, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 19,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 19, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 18,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 18, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 20,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 20, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 34-35,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 34-35, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 22-24,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 22-24, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 6-10,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 6-10, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 12-17,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 12-17, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 4,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 4, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 30,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 30, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 25,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 25, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 31,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 31, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 29,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 29, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 11,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 11, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 36-39,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figures 36-39, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 40,
2015
University of Maine
"It's Not Just The Money" Figure 40, Philip A. Trostel
'It's Not Just the Money' Data Sets
No abstract provided.
2015 Conference Program,
2015
University of Dayton
2015 Conference Program, University Of Dayton Human Rights Center
Human Rights Program Documents
In late September 2015, the United Nations adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development which sets out a vision for transforming our world. Pope Francis, in addresses before Congress and the United Nations, reiterated the appeals in his apostolic letters The Joy of the Gospel and On Care for Our Common Home for the global community to think of one world with a common plan. This is our agenda for SPHR-’15.
SPHR reflects the University of Dayton Human Rights Center’s mission to advance the theory and practice of human rights advocacy, promote dialogue, forge collaborative partnerships, and focus on the …
Estimating The Effects Of The Minimum Wage In A Developing Country: A Density Discontinuity Design Approach,
2015
Syracuse University
Estimating The Effects Of The Minimum Wage In A Developing Country: A Density Discontinuity Design Approach, Hugo Jales
Center for Policy Research
This paper proposes a new framework to identify the effects of the minimum wage on the joint distribution of sector and wages in a developing country. I show that under reasonable assumptions, cross-sectional data on the worker's wage and sector can identify the joint distribution of the latent counterparts of these variables; that is, the sector status and wage that would prevail in the absence of the minimum wage. I apply the method in the “PNAD”, a nationwide representative Brazilian cross-sectional dataset for the years 2001 to 2009. The results indicate that the size of the informal sector is increased …
Decomposing Ldc Inequality,
2015
Cornell University
Decomposing Ldc Inequality, Gary S. Fields
Gary S Fields
[Excerpt] At the present time, there is great interest among development economists in the problem of economic inequality in less developed countries (LDCs). Studies of the determinants of inequality follow either of two general approaches. The more traditional approach is associated with names like Kuznets (1963), Chenery and associates (1960, 1968, 1975), Adelman and Morris (1973), Ahluwalia (1976) and Chiswick (1971). These studies share a common methodology, consisting basically of looking at a cross-section of countries, and (1) measuring the degree of inequality in each, (2) measuring other characteristics of each country (e.g., level of GNP, its rate of growth, …
Changing Labor Market Conditions And Economic Development In Hong Kong, The Republic Of Korea, Singapore, And Taiwan, China,
2015
Cornell University
Changing Labor Market Conditions And Economic Development In Hong Kong, The Republic Of Korea, Singapore, And Taiwan, China, Gary S. Fields
Gary S Fields
In the newly industrializing economies (NIEs) of Hong Kong, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan (China), the entire working population has benefited from labor market institutions. The East Asian NIEs attained and maintained generally full employment, improved their job mixes, raised real earnings, and lowered their rates of poverty. This article reaches two principal conclusions. First, labor market conditions continued to improve in all four economies in the 1980s at rates remarkably similar to their rates of aggregate economic growth. Second, labor market repression was not a major factor in the growth experiences of these economies in the 1980s. …
