Decomposition attributes Japan's post-1990s wage stagnation to negative contributions from demographics, employment reallocation, relative wage changes, and within-job growth, especially from 1996-2014, with reallocation spanning multiple job dimensions.
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The paper expands discussion of the open k=n case in slicing (k+1)-currents in the Heisenberg group but does not resolve it.
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Decomposing Wage Stagnation: Employment Reallocation, Wage Structure,and Demographics
Decomposition attributes Japan's post-1990s wage stagnation to negative contributions from demographics, employment reallocation, relative wage changes, and within-job growth, especially from 1996-2014, with reallocation spanning multiple job dimensions.
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A note on the Slicing of $(k+1)$-Currents in the Heisenberg Group $\mathbb{H}^n$ in the case $k=n$
The paper expands discussion of the open k=n case in slicing (k+1)-currents in the Heisenberg group but does not resolve it.