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WWII female employment, essential war industries, long-term real wages, regression discontinuity design
Wages, Productivity, Work Intensity, Great Depression
World War II, women engineers, pay and hours, female-male wage differentials
Overtime premium, human capital, asymmetric information, mandatory overtime rules
Real Wages, Frequency Domain, Univariate Measure, Multivariate Measures, Phase Shift, Business Cycle
Lifetime wage-hours contracts, asymmetric information, estimated wage- and hour-tenure profiles
compulsory schooling, return to education
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timework, piecework, working time, real wage cyclicality, the Great Depression
family background, free secondary education, 1944 Education Act, school qualifications
wage cycles, females, part-time jobs, full-time jobs, stayers, movers
piecework, timework, British engineering, World War II
incidence, duration, cyclicality, strikes, outcome
National Service, WWII conscription, long-term real earnings, regression discontinuity design
women workers, Group 1 industries, skill acquisition, pay differentials
piece work pay, hourly pay, business cycle
real wage cyclicality, job stayers, job movers
General Human Capital, British Engineering, Great Depression, Employment Adjustments
real wage cyclicality, working time, piecework, timework, the Great Depression
wage-hours contracts, overtime, premium pay, specific human capital, asymmetric information
wage cyclicality, job stayers, internal job movers, external job movers
Overtime Hours, Individual Effects, GMM Estimation
labor productivity, Great Depression, diminishing returns to hours
real wage cyclicality, spot wages, job moves, job re-grading
overtime hours, overtime pay, two-part regression model
older workers, statutory retirement age, hours of work
job spells, employer spells, wage-tenure profiles
spot market wages, implicit contracts, unemployment, wage sequences
strikes, workers made idle, pay disputes, non-pay disputes
WWII conscription, long-term real earnings, regression discontinuity design, National Service
selective schooling, date of birth, 1944 Education Act, class streaming
paid overtime, wage-hours contract, plant and machine operatives
Great Recession, labour productivity, Great Depression