Glass ceilings or glass doors? The role of firms in male-female wage disparities

Auteurs: Mohsen Javdani

Détails

Type	Article de journal
Auteur	Mohsen Javdani
Année de pulication	2015
Titre	Glass ceilings or glass doors? The role of firms in male-female wage disparities
Volume	48
Nom du Journal	Canadian Journal of Economics
Numéro	2
Pages	529-560
Langue de publication	Anglais

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Données utilisées

Enquête sur le milieu de travail et les employés

Enquêtes longitudinales, Enquête (1999 À 2006)

EMTE

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDR-ICB (UBC)

BCI

CDR-SOO (Wateroo)

SWO

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