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Public Policy Brief No. 62December 10, 2000
Is There a Skills Crisis?
AbstractDespite seven years of economic growth a large gap exists in the wages earned by workers at the top of the earnings scale and those at the bottom. The leading…more
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Working Paper No. 301May 01, 2000
Trends in Direct Measures of Job Skill Requirements
AbstractIt is commonly assumed that jobs in the United Sates require ever greater levels of skill and, more strongly, that this trend is accelerating as a result of the diffusion…more
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Working Paper No. 295February 01, 2000
Is There a Skills Crisis?
AbstractMany economists and other social scientists and policy makers believe that the growth in inequality in the last two decades reflects mostly an imbalance between the demand for and the…more
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Working Paper No. 285October 01, 1999
Computers and the Wage Structure
AbstractA leading explanation for the rapid growth in wage inequality in the United States in the last 20 years, consistent with both human capital and postindustrial theories, is that advanced…more
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