Men Women Mean Min Маx Mean Min Маx Ln(wages) 3.562 1.389 5.013 3.198 1.213 4.875 Black 0.231 1 0.191 1 Age Work experience Schooling Percent female in occupation 42.2 19 68 39.2 19 63. 18.1 42 16.1 35 13.9 9. 21 14.1 9. 21 0.182 0.023 .954 0.623 0.067 .985

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Consider a data set with the following descriptive statistics.(attached)

Wage is the worker’s hourly wage; Black takes on a value of 1 if the worker is black and a value of 0 otherwise; work experience is actual years of work experience; schooling is measured in years; and percent female in occupation is the percent of all employees in the worker’s occupation who are female. The following table reports the regression results from a log-wage regression.

  Men    Women

Constant

Black

Age

Years of work experience

Years of schooling

Percent female in occupation

Number of observations

R-squared

2.314  

-0.198

0.054

0.042

0.085

-0.121

442

0.231

2.556

-0.154

0.037

0.059

0.083

0.002

278

0.254

Decompose the raw difference in average wages using the Oaxaca decomposition. Specifically, decompose the raw difference into the portion due to differences in personal characteristics (schooling, race, age, and experience), the portion due to occupation, and the portion left unexplained possibly due to gender discrimination.

Men
Women
Mean
Min
Маx
Mean
Min
Маx
Ln(wages)
3.562
1.389
5.013
3.198
1.213
4.875
Black
0.231
1
0.191
1
Age
Work experience
Schooling
Percent female in occupation
42.2
19
68
39.2
19
63.
18.1
42
16.1
35
13.9
9.
21
14.1
9.
21
0.182
0.023
.954
0.623
0.067
.985
Transcribed Image Text:Men Women Mean Min Маx Mean Min Маx Ln(wages) 3.562 1.389 5.013 3.198 1.213 4.875 Black 0.231 1 0.191 1 Age Work experience Schooling Percent female in occupation 42.2 19 68 39.2 19 63. 18.1 42 16.1 35 13.9 9. 21 14.1 9. 21 0.182 0.023 .954 0.623 0.067 .985
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