Empirica – Journal of European Economics

Sponsored by the Austrian Economic Association and the Austrian Institute of Economic Research

Empirica publishes empirical and theoretical work on all economic aspects of European Integration. The topics may range from all challenges concerning the deepening of the European Union (Single Market, Lisbon Agenda, EMU) to enlargement and the external relations of the EU (globalisation).

Journal homepage

Suche nach ArtikelnErweiterte Suche

Detailansicht

Yuxin Yao, Jan C. van Ours
Daily dialect-speaking and wages among native Dutch speakers
Empirica, 2019, 46(4), S.653-668, http://www.springer.com/10663
Our paper studies the effects of daily dialect-speaking on hourly wages of native Dutch workers. The unconditional difference in median hourly wage between Standard Dutch speakers and dialect speakers is about 10 percent for males and 8 percent for females. Taking into account differences in personal characteristics, family characteristics and geographical differences, wage differences are reduced by about 6 percentage points.
Keywords:Dialect-speaking Wage penalty Job characteristics
Forschungsbereich:Arbeitsmarktökonomie, Einkommen und soziale Sicherheit
Sprache:Englisch

Managing Editor

Univ.-Prof. MMag. Dr. Harald Oberhofer

Funktion: Ökonom (Senior Economist), Editor-in-Chief Empirica
Forschungsgruppe: Industrie-, Innovations- und internationale Ökonomie