Description Usage Format Source References See Also
observations of 165 individuals
number of observations : 825
country : argentina
economic topic : labor economics
econometrics topic : fixed effects model
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A dataframe containing :
employer index
worker index
beauty score
a factor with levels 'B' (baseline), 'V' (visual), 'O' (oral), 'VO' (visual and oral), 'FTF' (face to face)
a factor with levels 'yes' or 'no' indicating whether the employer set the wage of the worker
the time used to solve the preliminary maze
worker's estimation of the number of mazes he'll solve during the 15 minutes 'employement' period
worker's actual number of mazes solved during the 15 minutes 'employement' period
the wage set by the employer
the university of the worker, one of 'nac' (Universidad National de Tucuman), 'stho' (Universidad del Norte Santo Tomas de Aquino), 'tecno' (Universidad Tecnologica Nacional)
actual major for the workers, one of 'other', 'science', 'computers', 'humanities' and 'arts'
the age of the worker
the gender of the worker
is the worker participate in team sports ?
has the worker an internet connection at home ?
number of previous jobs
employment in education
employment in information technology
employment in retail sales
employment in business
employment in public sector
employment in art
employment in food production and service
employment in industry
intensity of interpersonal interactions required in each job on a 0 to 5 scale
hobbies in computers
hobbies in recreation
hobbies in arts
hobbies in sports
American Economic Review data archive : http://aeaweb.org/aer/.
Mobius, Markus M. and Tanya S. Rosenblat (2006) “Why beauty matters”, the American Economic Review, 96(1), 222-235.
Index.Economics
, Index.Econometrics
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