Sentence examples for normalized wage from inspiring English sources

As a by-product the model predicts a positive relationship between the (normalized) wage rate, (hat{w}), and (phi ): from Eq. (7) and the definitions of (hat{w}equiv w_that{k}_t ), (hat{k}_t equiv K_tN_t ) and (tilde{n} equiv sum nolimits _{{i = 1}}^{I} theta ^{i} p^{i} n^{i}), one has that (hat{w}= 1-alpha )A/tilde{n}).

The main concern of using a normalized minimum wage variable is that average wages can be related to supply and demand factors (which also affect youth employment) and are affected by minimum wage changes.

That is, if wages increase more slowly in places where employment grows more slowly, one could possibly find a negative relationship between normalized minimum wages and employment even when the minimum wage does not increase.

To address this concern, we estimate a non-normalized minimum wage model and control for average wages of groups that are not being examined in the regression as an additional covariate (e.g., in the young adults regressions, we use the average wage of non-young adults as an additional control) and show those results in Table 8.

The average of log real wages is normalized to 1982 84 prices, by a single-year potential experience.

Next to these, we show the relationship between average weekly wage earnings and the native-born normalized RI distributions used for internationally educated immigrant workers.

It was Nixon who radically intervened in the free market by imposing wage and price controls, launched détente with the Soviets, normalized relations with Mao's China and let the Communists win in Vietnam.

"These types of abuses are becoming normalized".

Business-specific meddling shouldn't be normalized".

NES, normalized enrichment score.

Error: These error messages have become normalized.