2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-31572011000200007
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Para medir as desigualdades raciais no mercado de trabalho

Abstract: Measuring racial inequalities in the labor market. How much racial inequality is there in Brazilian labor market? What has been the impact of the latest transformations in work relations on it? Can we compare the Brazilian situation to other countries? These questions don't have today an objective answer. This is due, mostly, to the absence of measures which could allow us to make long term and regional comparisons of different racial inequalities situations. our proposal is to provide new indicators to evalua… Show more

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“…A steady stream of research since Silva (1978Silva ( , 1980Silva ( , 1985 and Oliveira, Porcaro, and Araújo (1981) has shown that the unexplained wage gaps between whites and nonwhites in Brazil are similar to those in the U.S., despite differences in the historical background and legal setting. 5 Several studies have shown that the gaps are especially large at the top of the distribution, pointing to the scarcity of nonwhites in high-paying industries and occupations (Soares, 2000;Henriques, 2001;Campante, Crespo, and Leite, 2004;Chadarevian, 2011;Mariano et al, 2018). Similar patterns have been documented in other Latin American countries (e.g., Nopo, 2012).…”
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“…A steady stream of research since Silva (1978Silva ( , 1980Silva ( , 1985 and Oliveira, Porcaro, and Araújo (1981) has shown that the unexplained wage gaps between whites and nonwhites in Brazil are similar to those in the U.S., despite differences in the historical background and legal setting. 5 Several studies have shown that the gaps are especially large at the top of the distribution, pointing to the scarcity of nonwhites in high-paying industries and occupations (Soares, 2000;Henriques, 2001;Campante, Crespo, and Leite, 2004;Chadarevian, 2011;Mariano et al, 2018). Similar patterns have been documented in other Latin American countries (e.g., Nopo, 2012).…”
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“…Desjardins et al (2002) argumenta que os estudantes mais velhos têm maiores custos de oportunidade e, por isso, podem levar mais tempo para concluir o curso. É possível também que o tempo de conclusão do ensino superior seja diferente entre os grupos raciais, uma vez que as oportunidades de emprego e as taxas de retorno da educação sobre os salários divergem entre as categorias de cor, o que, por sua vez, pode interferir no processo de decisão de alocação do tempo entre trabalhar e estudar (Chadarevian, 2011).…”
Section: Dados E Descrição Das Variáveisunclassified
“…Whatever the measure of inequality -Gini, Theil, index of dissimilarity, ratio, or difference -or outcome of interest -life expectancy, fertility, schooling, access to higher education, homicide rate, occupational prestige, or per capita income -whites consistently possess more resources and occupy hierarchically better positions than blacks (pretos and pardos) 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 . Whites' advantages in relation to blacks also persist over time, although recent evidence suggests a trend towards reduction in this difference in Brazil 8,9 .…”
Section: Problematizing the Depictions Of Brazil's Racial Inequalitymentioning
confidence: 99%