A nonparametric analysis of the similarity between goods and services wage densities, applying kernel density estimates and an overlap statistic to U.S. weekly full-time wages from 1969 to 1993.Manufactures ; Service industries ; Wages

Mark E. Schweitzer

Max Dupuy

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