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1“...Despite post‐college degree holders now making up nearly 15% of the US adult workforce, studies of their labour market performance remain sparse. This is...”
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2by Lindley, Joanne Published in Labour economics (01.08.2012)“...By 2011, the employment shares of UK graduate men and women had become equal for the first time. With no evidence of a significantly declining graduate...”
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3“...We study spatial changes in labour market inequality for US states and MSAs using Census and American Community Survey data between 1980 and 2010. We report...”
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4by Lindley, Joanne Kathryn Published in Oxford economic papers (01.01.2016)“...The UK gender pay gap has fallen by around 7 % during the 2000s. This is partly due to occupational desegregation, but largely due to a closing of the...”
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5“...Income inequality hypotheses propose that income differentials and/or income distributions have a detrimental effect on health. This previously well accepted...”
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6“...Increasing participation in Higher Education, and the rising number of graduates in the labour markets of most developed countries, are likely to alter...”
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7by Lindley, Joanne Published in Economics of education review (2009)“..."The paper explores the incidence of over and under education and the effect on earnings for immigrants and natives who hold UK qualifications, drawn from the...”
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8“...Green growth is increasingly being seen as a means of simultaneously meeting current and future climate change obligations and reducing unemployment. This...”
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9by Lindley, Joanne Mcintosh, Steven Published in Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics (01.08.2017)“...We reveal the pervasiveness of the finance sector pay premium, across all OECD countries, as well as all sub‐sectors and occupations within the UK financial...”
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10by Lindley, Joanne Kathryn Published in British journal of industrial relations (01.12.2018)“...The Big Five personality test is used to generate psychopathy, narcissism and Machiavellianism scores using a large UK individual level micro dataset. These...”
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11“...In this paper, we discuss the quest for more and more education and its implications for social mobility. We document very rapid educational upgrading in...”
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12“...This paper studies changes in labour market inequality in the UK, with particular reference to what happened to wage inequality during the years of Labour...”
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13by Lindley, Joanne Mcintosh, Steven Roberts, Jennifer Czoski Murray, Carolyn Edlin, Richard Published in Economic modelling (01.12.2015)“...Active labour market policies are popular tools used by governments to help get unemployed people back into work. It is a common problem that interventions of...”
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14“...We estimate models of employment an earnings for a sample of white and non-white male immigrants drawn from the Labour Force Survey between 1993 and 2004...”
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15“...This paper examines the relationship between family formation, qualifications and employment for women from white and minority ethnic groups using a...”
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16“...This article examines the relationship between family formation, qualifications, and employment for women from white and minority ethnic groups using a...”
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17by Arnaud Chevalier Joanne Lindley Published in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A, Statistics in society (01.04.2009)“...During the early 1990s the proportion of a cohort entering higher education in the UK doubled over a short period of time. The paper investigates the effect of...”
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18by Lindley, Joanne Published in Bulletin of economic research (01.04.2005)“...This article uses data from the Quarterly Labour Force Survey for 1992 95 and 2000 03 to examine changes in ethnic unemployment and economic activity. The...”
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19by Matthew A. Cole Robert J. R. Elliott Joanne K. Lindley Published in Journal of risk and uncertainty (01.10.2009)“...Within a compensating wage differential framework we investigate whether there is a wage premium for working in a pollution intensive industry. Our results for...”
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20“...The Fourth National Survey of Ethnic Minorities contains useful information about the language ability of Britain's non-whites as well as a wealth of...”