Sentence examples for wage bounds from inspiring English sources

Wage bounds can however reduce earnings inequality if they imply wage compression (as in Agell, 2002), and reduce household income inequality if employed and unemployed individuals pool their labor incomes.

But its manufacturing is mainly in high-wage, rule-bound Germany.Largely thanks to its Beckhoffs, Germany looks like a bright exception to the dispiriting rule among developed economies.

The other takes advantage of information on the current wages reported by job applicants on their resumes, which should place some bounds on the wages employers will have to pay to hire these workers.

On the other hand, his positions on the environment and the minimum wage put him out of bounds -- or rather, when it comes to the environment, his studiously ominous lack of a position.

Daily wages that exceed daily censoring bounds are flagged as top-coded and viceversa.

I checked consistency of these bounds by plotting monthly wage densities in mcvl for each occupation in a given year.

BARACK OBAMA is taking a somewhat irreverent approach to the lawsuit House Republicans voted to wage against him for exceeding the constitutional bounds of the presidency.

Second, I exploit the multivariate normality assumption to generate log daily wages for worker (i) in year (t + h) conditional on his observed wage in year (t), the relevant censoring daily bounds and a value for the correlation coefficient (rho ).

They argue that, when contracting for labor in less developed countries, multinational firms are duty-bound to pay living wages and ensure that work conditions more closely approximate those that prevail in the developed world.

"This industry is growing by leaps and bounds, but it's not paying a good wage.

Still, two features of our data help us place some bounds on the likely effects of these types of wage gaps.