The Creation and Analysis of Employer-Employee Matched Data

1999-09-13bookEmerald Group Publishing Limited eBooks109 citationsclosed

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Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Survey Methodology and Nonresponse Data Quality and Management

Abstract

Each of the four chapters in this section describes details about the design and field operation of the survey that will be indispensable to others who might want to create or analyze linked employer-employee survey data.The 23 chapters in this book provide a glimpse into the future of labor economics and industrial organization. It can be said that labor economics and public policy around the world has been dominated over the past several decades by quantitative analyses based upon public-use US micro-data. In the future, it is very likely that economics and social policy in the United States and elsewhere will depend on quantitative analysis based on linked employer-employee micro-data currently residing in all continents of the world

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