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For whom the reductions count: A quantile regression analysis of class size and peer effects on schstronger peer effect through which class size reduction may play an important role. Due to heterogeneity in the newly identified peer effect, class size reduction is shown to be a potentially regressive policy measure.

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P. Hübsch,F. Frühwald,S. Trattnigor highly paid jobs. Consequently, schooling has a positive impact on wage inequality. Moreover, this tendency has sharpened over the period. We also find that most of the estimated change in wage inequality was due to changes in the distribution of the worker’s attributes, rather than to increased inequality within a particular type of worker.

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Current and Future Developments,mic transition, because items as privatization and deregulation were on the political agenda. The focus is placed on the public-private sector wage gap, and the results show that this gap was relatively favorable for the low-skilled and less favorable for the high-skilled. This picture was further strengthened during the periosd 1991–1996.