2005
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.664525
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Ceiling and Floors: Gender Wage Gaps by Education in Spain

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“…Studies that decompose gender wage gaps along the entire wage distribution raise an important issue within the gender discrimination literature: do women face a "glass ceiling" or a "sticky floor"? For instance, papers (such as Albrecht et al 2003;Arulampalam et al 2007;De la Rica et al 2008) show that in several developed European countries, women face a glass ceiling, i.e. the gender wage gap is higher at the higher quantiles, with a sharp acceleration at the upper tail of the distribution.…”
Section: Sticky Floor or Glass Ceiling: What Happens Where?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies that decompose gender wage gaps along the entire wage distribution raise an important issue within the gender discrimination literature: do women face a "glass ceiling" or a "sticky floor"? For instance, papers (such as Albrecht et al 2003;Arulampalam et al 2007;De la Rica et al 2008) show that in several developed European countries, women face a glass ceiling, i.e. the gender wage gap is higher at the higher quantiles, with a sharp acceleration at the upper tail of the distribution.…”
Section: Sticky Floor or Glass Ceiling: What Happens Where?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Techniki dekompozycji nierówności dochodowych dla licznych kwantyli rozkładu w światowej literaturze ekonomicznej cieszą się dużą popularnością. Przykłady zastosowań w tym zakresie regresji kwantylowej stanowią prace: [Albrecht, Bjorklund, Vroman 2003] dla Szwecji, [Albrecht, van Vuuren, Vroman 2009] dla Holandii [De la Rica, Dolado, Llorens 2005] czy dla Hiszpanii. Inną technikę, zdecentrowaną funkcję wpływu (RIF-regresję), zastosowali [Khanna, Goel, Morissette 2016] dla danych pochodzących z Indii.…”
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“…There are two types of trends in the gender wage gap, which are called the glass ceiling effect and the sticky floor effect. The glass ceiling effect, which portrays a larger gap in the upper wage distribution, commonly occurs in many advanced countries (Albrecht et al, 2003;Arulampalam et al, 2007;De la Rica et al, 2005). Meanwhile, a larger wage gap in lower income distribution referred to as the sticky floor effect, is generally found in some developing countries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%