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DP18961: Occupational Deregulation, Skill Scarcity, and Incumbent Wage Premia
We examine the effect of occupational deregulation on incumbent master craft workers wages by exploiting a 2004 reform in the German crafts sector that removed the requirement to hold a master certificate for business entry in roughly half of all craft occupations. Using administrative, employee-le
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