Sentence examples for raw wages from inspiring English sources

In Britain, however, immigrants' raw wages are greater than natives' (Dustmann et al. 2010) and immigrants have more years of education (Clark and Drinkwater 2009).

And Greszler concedes that workers, especially at the start of their careers, place low value on benefits relative to raw wages in choosing a job.

According to a 2016 study by the Federal Salary Council, feds earn 34percentt less in raw wages than their private sector equivalents on average (they claim they were underpaid even before recent austerity measures), and a White House report said that government wages were down 9percentt compared to the private sector during the Obama presidency.

Raw wages for sexual minorities tend to be lower than wages for straight people despite the fact that 1) gay men tend to be more highly educated on average, and B) gay men are more likely to live in urban areas where wages are higher.

As stated above, the raw wage gap is 16.1%.

This implied gap also compares to an actual raw wage gap of 16.4%.

Column (3) also highlights large raw wage differentials among job tenure categories.

An instructive way to summarize the results is to consider the industries with the largest positive and negative raw wage differentials.

These results show that the negative association between overeducation and future wages suggested by the raw wage data remains after including a rich set of controls, including measures of cognitive and non-cognitive ability.

In other words, the raw wage advantage is due to immigrants' greater set of endowments and immigrants would earn more for their characteristics if they belonged to the native group.

First, the selectivity component of the raw wage gap in Britain has been shown to be minor with the white/non-white earnings gap changing by 1% when correcting for selectivity (Blackaby 2002).