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22by Thomas C. Buchmueller John Dinardo Robert G. Valletta Published in Industrial & labor relations review (01.07.2002)“...During the past two decades, union density has declined in the United States and employer provision of health benefits has changed substantially in extent and...”
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26by Valletta, Robert G“..."Wage gaps between workers with a college or graduate degree and those with only a high school degree rose rapidly in the United States during the 1980s. Since...”
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27by Thomas C. Buchmueller Robert G. Valletta Published in Industrial & labor relations review (01.04.1996)“...The authors use data from the 1984 Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) to investigate whether employer-provided health insurance reduced worker...”
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28by David Brownstone Robert G. Valletta Published in The review of economics and statistics (01.11.1996)“...Recent survey validation studies suggest that measurement error in earnings data is pervasive and violates classical measurement error assumptions, and...”
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32“...We investigate the effect of tenure on employee retention under varying labor market conditions. Using a competing risks analysis of recall and new job...”
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33by Robert G. Valletta Published in Journal of labor economics (01.07.1993)“...This article examines municipal union employment and wage effects in a sample of police, fire, sanitation, streets and highways, and finance and control...”
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34by Robert G. Valletta Published in The American Economist (01.04.2013)“...The Health and Wealth of a Nation: Employer-Based Health Insurance and the Affordable Care Act, by Nan L. Maxwell, is reviewed...”
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38“...We compare trends in earnings inequality in the United States, Germany, and Great Britain. Estimation of a heterogeneous growth model of permanent and...”
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39by Daly, Mary C Jackson, Osborne Valletta, Robert G Published in Economic review (San Francisco) (2007)“...We investigate the impact of rising educational attainment on wage inflation and the equilibrium (non-inflationary) rate of unemployment. Rising educational...”