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DP18981: Immigrant-Native Wage Gaps and Rent Sharing: A Segmented Assimilation Story?
Although an increasing body of literature has examined the relationship between firms profitability and wage inequality in the context of a diverse workforce, the role of rent sharing in explaining origin-based wage differentials has yet to be explored. Our paper aims to fill this gap using detaile
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