2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-71402000000400003
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The public-private wage gap in Brazil

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“…O diferencial ainda persiste mesmo quando excluída a parcela atribuída às características dos trabalhadores. Foguel et al (2000) procuraram estender o estudo de Macedo (1985) usando uma metodologia similar, adaptando-a aos dados da PNAD de 1995. Além de corroborar a evidência de um diferencial em favor do setor público, os autores também atribuem grande parte do hiato às características produtivas dos trabalhadores.…”
Section: Revisão Empírica Internacional Sobre O Hiato Público-privadounclassified
“…O diferencial ainda persiste mesmo quando excluída a parcela atribuída às características dos trabalhadores. Foguel et al (2000) procuraram estender o estudo de Macedo (1985) usando uma metodologia similar, adaptando-a aos dados da PNAD de 1995. Além de corroborar a evidência de um diferencial em favor do setor público, os autores também atribuem grande parte do hiato às características produtivas dos trabalhadores.…”
Section: Revisão Empírica Internacional Sobre O Hiato Público-privadounclassified
“…The composition effect results from the fact that public sector workers are, on average, better educated than the rest of the labor force. As such, these workers would occupy the higher strata of the income distribution even if the wage structures in the public and private sector were the same (BENDER and FERNANDES, 2009;FOGUEL et al, 2000;VAZ and HOFFMANN, 2007).…”
Section: Public Sector Wagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the differences in averages are due to composition effects, yet there is a segmentation effect acting to render salaries in the public sector higher than those paid in the private sector for equivalent workers in equivalent jobs BARBOSA and SOUZA, 2012;BELLUZZO, ANUATTI-NETO and PAZELLO, 2005;BENDER and FERNANDES, 2009;BRAGA, 2007;DARÉ, 2011;DARÉ and HOFFMANN, 2012;FOGUEL et al, 2000;PANIZZA and QIANG, 2005;SOUZA and MEDEIROS, 2013;VAZ and HOFFMANN, 2007;VERGARA, 1991;VERGARA and SILVA WILTGEN, 1995).…”
Section: Public Sector Wagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mostly, those are workers with higher education and better qualifications than the average of the labor force. As these workers are better remunerated across the entire labor market, they would occupy the higher strata of the income distribution, even if the wage structures in the public and private sector were the same (Bender and Fernandes 2009;Foguel et al 2000;Vaz and Hoffmann 2007).…”
Section: Public Sector Wagesmentioning
confidence: 99%