Sentence examples for insignificant wage from inspiring English sources

Applying GMM-IV yields an insignificant wage penalty for immigrants and a somewhat higher (and significant) wage penalty for women (the corresponding coefficient equals −0.13).

The next column of Table 2 is based on a county-specific trend calculation using data between two business cycle peaks (as in NSW, from 1990 3 to 2001 1); these estimates also yield a small positive and statistically insignificant minimum-wage coefficient.

That wouldn't make a federal increase in the minimum wage insignificant, but it would make it something of a backdrop for major population centers.

Interestingly, these negative effects of a minimum wage are insignificant when (lower) youth minimum wages apply.

Controlling for the cost of living, prior residence in a college town has a small and insignificant effect on annual wages.

This effect collapses once we include observed individual and job characteristics: the same increase in the immigrant share is now associated with an insignificant decrease in average wages, whereas a 10 percentage point rise in the share of female workers is related to a 1.9%% drop in wages.

Second, she found no significant wage differences between subsidized and similar unsubsidized workers, and the difference in individual wage changes was mostly insignificant as well.

As seen, the raw differences between stayers and leavers from large metros are small and insignificant for employment probabilities, annual wages, and occupational education levels.

I find that wage differentials are statistically insignificant from zero when individual fixed effects are included.

The results for the wage regressions are still insignificant in all sub-periods.

Rising export intensity in concentrated industries, on the other hand, had a positive but statistically insignificant effect on the residual gender wage gap.