The determinants of wage increases in new manufacturing plants in rural areas
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The research reported here was designed to explain variation in wage changes of new industrial plant employees. Following the theoretical perspectives of Gotsch, wage changes were hypothesized to result from a combination of employee household, community, and plant characteristics. The greatest difficulty in this study was choosing appropriate operational measures for independent variables that were highly correlated with these theoretical factors.
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Southern journal of agricultural economics, July 1981, p. 84-88
