The phrase "augmented wage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a wage that has been increased or enhanced, often through additional benefits or bonuses.
Example: "The company announced an augmented wage for employees who meet their performance targets this quarter."
Alternatives: "enhanced salary" or "increased pay".
In the following, we use this idea to correct for some of the potential residual unobserved ability bias in our augmented wage regression.
In the augmented wage regressions, penalties for current and past overeducation are still present and even larger, with overeducated workers receiving negligibly small returns from their years of schooling beyond the required schooling level.
We then revisit the classical augmented wage regression used in the overeducation literature and document a robust and statistically as well as economically significant negative association between past overeducated employment and wages.8 This pattern holds after controlling for observed measures of cognitive and non-cognitive skills.
8 Augmented wage regressions, pioneered by Duncan and Hoffman (1981) replace the usual years-of-education regressor with three terms: years of required education in the current occupation, years of education in excess of that required level and years of education below that required level.
To the extent that low-ability individuals tend to remain overeducated longer, for instance through lower arrival rates of non-overeducated employment offers, we can expect the unobserved heterogeneity types from the duration model to be correlated with the residual unobserved ability components that could cause an omitted variable bias in the augmented wage regression.30.
The structure of payroll taxes that augment wages as a part of labor cost has not changed substantially in the United States (during the period of our analysis) but it has changed in France.
To test the hypothesis that product market competition lowers the gender pay gap, we will run augmented Mincerian wage regressions.
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If they are seeking specialist ODI and T20 bowlers, the ECB should identify players with one-day potential but not Tests, place them on retainers to augment county wages and ensure they do nothing but develop one-day skills and play only one-day cricket.
Our empirical strategy departs from the estimation of Mincer-augmented wage regressions, which include controls for the worker attributes, firm- and job-related attributes, and family demographics.
Letters sailed back and forth between Williams and Brown's employer, Daniel C. Verplanck, until it was agreed that Brown would be permitted to buy his freedom with his wages, augmented by a loan from Verplanck.
