Prof. Tony Fang:Immigration, Ethnic Wage Differentials and Output Pay in Canada

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 复旦大学中国社会主义市场经济研究中心   

 
现代经济学系列讲座第217期
 
  
 
题目:Immigration, Ethnic Wage Differentials and Output Pay in Canada  
 
主讲:Prof. Tony Fang
 
              University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
 
时间:2009年11月3日13:30-15:00
 
地点:复旦大学经济学院710会议室
 
摘要:Accounting for immigration and language reduces the ethnic wage differential in Canada, becoming insignificant in the time rate sector and modestly positive in the output pay sector.  Theory suggests that employers with prejudice that are unable to pay differential wages in the output sector will hire fewer minorities. A structural selection model indicates that minorities receive larger wage advantages from employment in the output pay sector and that this tends to attract minorities. At the same time, minority status itself makes them less likely to be observed in the output sector.  We suggest this evidence fits a model in which output based pay reduces earnings latitude causing employer prejudice to be translated into reduced minority employment in the first place.