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- 2002616297 abstract "Empirical work suggests the presence of a public sector wage premium. This paper investigates the theoretical reasons for the presence of such a premium. The results of the paper are consistent with the higher premium paid to women and with the fact that the premium decreases with skills. The key insight of the paper is that job security undermines the incentive to work hard and forces the public sector to pay higher wages. One implication of the paper is that the public sector wage premium can be used as an indicator of inefficiency of the public sector.".
- 2002616297 alternative "Strange case of the public sector wage premium".
- 2002616297 contributor B9493670.
- 2002616297 contributor B9493671.
- 2002616297 created "1999.".
- 2002616297 date "1999".
- 2002616297 date "1999.".
- 2002616297 dateCopyrighted "1999.".
- 2002616297 description "Empirical work suggests the presence of a public sector wage premium. This paper investigates the theoretical reasons for the presence of such a premium. The results of the paper are consistent with the higher premium paid to women and with the fact that the premium decreases with skills. The key insight of the paper is that job security undermines the incentive to work hard and forces the public sector to pay higher wages. One implication of the paper is that the public sector wage premium can be used as an indicator of inefficiency of the public sector.".
- 2002616297 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 21-23).".
- 2002616297 description "Mode of access: World Wide Web.".
- 2002616297 hasFormat "Also available in print.".
- 2002616297 isFormatOf "Also available in print.".
- 2002616297 isPartOf "Working paper ; 403".
- 2002616297 isPartOf "Working paper series (Inter-American Development Bank. Office of the Chief Economist) ; 403.".
- 2002616297 issued "1999".
- 2002616297 issued "1999.".
- 2002616297 language "eng".
- 2002616297 publisher "Washington, D.C. : Inter-American Development Bank, Office of the Chief Economist,".
- 2002616297 relation "Also available in print.".
- 2002616297 requires "Mode of access: World Wide Web.".
- 2002616297 subject "Civil service Salaries, etc. Econometric models.".
- 2002616297 subject "HC121".
- 2002616297 subject "Job evaluation.".
- 2002616297 subject "Wage payment systems Econometric models.".
- 2002616297 title "Strange case of the public sector wage premium".
- 2002616297 title "Why do lazy people make more money? [electronic resource] : the strange case of the public sector wage premium / by Ugo Panizza.".
- 2002616297 type "text".