DOI: 10.26512/2016.07.d.21356
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O impacto do emprego no setor público sobre o mercado de trabalho local : uma análise para as mesorregiões brasileiras

Abstract: Agradeço inicialmente ao orientador Prof. Dr. Vander Mendes Lucas e ao coorientador Prof. Dr. Moisés de Andrade Resende Filho, que acompanharam este estudo desde o início e sempre me motivaram a realizar um bom trabalho.Agradeço aos amigos da Secretaria de Acompanhamento Econômico -SEAE/MF pelo suporte e apoio para a realização dessa pesquisa e, acima de tudo, pela saudável convivência ao longo desses sete anos de minha vida.Agradeço ao Departamento de Economia da Universidade de Brasília e aos professores que… Show more

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“…While the JSI gives the distance between each pair of occupations, we want to observe the worker's position concerning all other occupations in the market in which they supply their labor. For this purpose, and similar to Eggenberger et al (2022), we calculate the average distance of the worker's occupation at the time of displacement to the others weighted by the log of the number of contracts active at the end of the year in the region (the mesoregion, similarly to Loyo (2016)). We call this measure the Occupational Commonality Index (OCI):…”
Section: Similarity Between Occupationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the JSI gives the distance between each pair of occupations, we want to observe the worker's position concerning all other occupations in the market in which they supply their labor. For this purpose, and similar to Eggenberger et al (2022), we calculate the average distance of the worker's occupation at the time of displacement to the others weighted by the log of the number of contracts active at the end of the year in the region (the mesoregion, similarly to Loyo (2016)). We call this measure the Occupational Commonality Index (OCI):…”
Section: Similarity Between Occupationsmentioning
confidence: 99%