2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-71402004000200003
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Desigualdade salarial entre raças no mercado de trabalho urbano brasileiro: aspectos regionais

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“…In addition to being discriminated against because of their skin color, black women are also the victims of prejudice regarding gender, being more penalized in their attempt to enter the work market and to obtain just remuneration (4,22,23). According to Soares (22), if there were an end to racial discrimination, black women would earn, on average, 60% more and black men 10 to 25% more than whites.…”
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“…In addition to being discriminated against because of their skin color, black women are also the victims of prejudice regarding gender, being more penalized in their attempt to enter the work market and to obtain just remuneration (4,22,23). According to Soares (22), if there were an end to racial discrimination, black women would earn, on average, 60% more and black men 10 to 25% more than whites.…”
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“…Destacamos que, em geral, os estudos sobre migração e mercado de trabalho no Brasil que utilizam amostras nacionais dão pouca ênfase às peculiaridades regionais do país (ver, por exemplo, Campante et al, 2004). Porém, em um estudo como este, em que o foco principal é a situação no mercado de trabalho de diferentes grupos de cor/raça, ou seja, o objetivo é detectar a existência ou não de discriminação ou outras formas de desigualdade racial no emprego, as diferenças entre municípios tornam-se relevantes para a seleção da metodologia utilizada.…”
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“…This investigation expands upon the analyses of Hasenbalg (1978), Silva (1985), and Lovell (1999) which parts from the 1960 decennial census, and integrates additional census and annual survey data after 1980 as employed by Arcand and D'Hombres (2004), Arias et al (2004), and Campante et al (2004). Race is an important aspect of inequality and this analysis is unique in providing a narrative of national trends in relative well-being which spans the breadth of Brazil's postcolonial history.…”
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