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DP18957: Cream-Skimming and the Wage Structure
Wage inequality has evolved differently across educationexperience groups. This paper offers a composition-based explanation. When access to education expands, constrained higher-ability workers leave the non-college pool, reducing its average ability and entry wage as the absence of a credential s
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