Sentence examples for estimates of wages from inspiring English sources

The government did not explain why the revision was made, and it is possible that some of it came from reducing estimates of wages or of the profits that employees received from exercising stock options.

The available estimates of wages in new matches being more cyclical than wages of job stayers have contributed to the discussion of wage rigidities and fluctuations of unemployment and vacancies along the cycle.

Therefore, a sensitivity analysis was conducted using estimates of wages per work-day as the unit cost measure of productivity losses.

Estimates of wage elasticities for this group are usually very small, often not significant, and sometimes negative.

We find that our estimates of wage and marginal productivity losses due to absenteeism appear relatively robust and reasonable.

Table 7 Estimates of wage penalty, by age-on-arrival, cohort, and ethnicity (selected coefficients)   Caribbean-English Caribbean-Spanish Haiti African-English African-French African-Other Other immig.

Benefits paid to claimants are based on actuarial estimates of wage-loss, but do not include medical costs that are covered by the Canadian publicly funded healthcare system.

Table 5 presents selected OLS estimates of wage equations by gender and type of wage measure (the complete set of wage effects is given in Table B.15 in the Online Appendix).

Table 9 Estimates of wage penalty for unskilled and skilled black male immigrants, by age-on-arrival, cohort, and ethnicity (selected coefficients)   Caribbean-English Caribbean-Spanish Haiti African-English African-French African-Other Other immig.

In this paper, we adopt a flexible approach for the estimates of wage rigidities: the only assumption we make is that the distribution of the notional wage changes is symmetric around the median.7 This implies that the only thing that distinguishes a scenario of rigid wages from a scenario of fully flexible wages is the presence of asymmetries in the distribution of wage changes.

Comparing the point estimates of wage growth of Mexican immigrants with those of second generation low-educated Mexicans (bottom row), we find that whereas the first-generation Mexican men and women experienced a positive annual wage growth during 2001-2009, it was generally modest in comparison to the annual growth experienced by the second-generation Mexican men and women.