O papel da oferta e da demanda por qualificação na evolução do diferencial de salários por nível educacional no Brasil
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Skill premium, Supply, DemandAbstract
The aim of this paper is to assess the impact of supply and demand for skills in the wage
differentials between skilled and unskilled workers in Brazil, during 1992 and 2009. To do
so, a microeconomic model of supply and demand for skill was used where a worker’s
skill is directly linked with its educational level. A rise in the skill premium (wage differentials
between college and less than college workers) was observed between 1992
and 2001, driven by the demand for skilled labor. Between 2002 and 2009, a slight
decrease in the skill premium was observed, which was driven by the intensification
of the relative supply of skilled workers.
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