The comparative gain, on the other hand, is 585,000 dollars, which is 4%% of the weekly wage bill.
A recent study compared azacitidine with decitabine and found that azacitidine was a cost-effective treatment for MDS according to U.S. National Healthcare Input data [34], with a comparative gain of 0.171 more QALYs and savings of €15,890 over a 2-year period.
Since the improvement in matching for immigrants would be much better among medical degree holders than for others, the comparative gain is twice as much as the average of 2%% shown in Table 6.
It is possible to interpret our measure of comparative gain as one in which the per capita gain to the native-born (that is, the dollar gain per native-born) is expressed as a percentage of their average wage (wage per person), and this percentage is then applied to a scaled down wage bill the wage bill of immigrants.
Since the comparative gain is calculated by simultaneous improvements in the quality of occupational match for both native-born and immigrant workers, the result shows the wage gain that immigrant workers would achieve, if they had the same distribution as native-born workers.
Our measure is as follows: mathrm{C}mathrm{G}=left({displaystyle sum_{c=2}{mathrm{WG}WG}_cc(m)right -left({displaystyle sum_{c=2}^5}{mathright -left)right)left(frac{displaystylem)}{mathrm{TWB}(n)}right), (2)where CG, TWB, WG, m, n, and c denote the comparative gain, total wage bill, wage gain, immigrantsum_{c=2e born, and five categories of normalized RI (NRI—as shown in Table 5), respectively.
Third is the large fraction of top-ranked AHR-binding genes in naive cells that are not found in ligand-treated cells and the comparative gain of other genes in cells exposed to either ligand.
He estimates that overall, pharmacy and general comparative sales gains of 7.5%, 9% and 4%, respectively.
In the comparative analysis, gains involving chromosome 8q were detected with all three methods.
