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DOI: 10.35537/10915/72605
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Salario mínimo y distribución salarial: evidencia para Argentina 2003-2013

Abstract: En el presente trabajo se estudia el impacto distributivo del aumento del salario mínimo evidenciado en Argentina durante el período 2003 – 2013. Utilizando información de la Encuesta Permanente de Hogares Continua, se estima mediante el método propuesto por Lee (1999) el efecto casual del salario mínimo sobre la distribución salarial de los asalariados a tiempo completo. Los resultados sugieren un efecto igualador del aumento del salario mínimo real para el total de asalariados y para los asalariados formales… Show more

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“…However, some literature suggests that the 'lighthouse effect' does not exist. Arcidiácono (2015) arrived at this conclusion in Argentina, calculating the distributive effect of the MW on the gap between the MW and the income of a reference percentile on wage dispersion. Grau, Miranda and Puentes (2018) reached the same conclusion in Chile using a panel.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, some literature suggests that the 'lighthouse effect' does not exist. Arcidiácono (2015) arrived at this conclusion in Argentina, calculating the distributive effect of the MW on the gap between the MW and the income of a reference percentile on wage dispersion. Grau, Miranda and Puentes (2018) reached the same conclusion in Chile using a panel.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%