Federal Personnel: Federal - Private Sector Pay ComparisonsDIANE Publishing, 1995 - 81 lappuses |
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Adjusted for Employer Adjusted R-squared analysis of CPS appendix capital earnings functions Coefficient T statistic comparison group CPS data CPS Sample Statistics Current Population Survey dummy variable equal Earnings Regression Adjusted Effects of Employer employee and zero Employee Race employer size Employment Cost Index Experience2 federal and private federal pay federal private pay Firm FS dummy GAO analysis GAO's Econometric Analysis human capital approach human capital earnings human capital estimates human capital method Human Capital Model Labor Economics methodologies occupations official estimates Official Pay Comparisons PATC survey Pay Agent Pay Agent's reports pay differences Pay Gap Adjusted pay gap estimates pay of federal Pay of Women paysetting process position comparison private pay gap private sector employees private sector pay private sector white race and gender Regression Results salaries sector white males size 3 Company standard human capital Statistics and Regression Table women and minorities zero otherwise
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