Sentence examples for estimates of work experience from inspiring English sources

For instance, if the most successful migrants are more likely to return to their country of origin, least squares estimates of work experience in the destination country are likely to be biased downward.

In this case, for instance, if the more recent immigration cohorts have a lower (higher) unobserved ability, least squares estimates will lead to an upward (downward) bias in the estimated coefficient of work experience in Italy.

For example, using data for youth in the U.K., Bell et al. (1999) estimate that, while there is no statistically significant effect of work experience on earnings in the first 9 months of work, 10 12 months of work experience increases the hourly wage by nearly 10percentt.

Focusing on the argument that rural-to-urban migration is induced by the incentive to earn higher wages and accumulate human capital in form of work experience, the analysis proceeds by estimating the returns to education, work experience and ability for rural and urban salaried workers separately.

I had 10 years of work experience.

Never underestimate the value of work experience.

"I have 25 years of work experience.

Years of work experience are highly correlated with age because we use "potential experience".

Specialists participating had on average 14 years of work experience.

The mean years of work experience was 14/9 (SD = 7.26).

c) Years of work experience as a registered specialist.