Wage mobility, Job mobility and Spatial mobility in the Portuguese economy



APPENDIX 1 - Definition of the variables

lsal98     Wage in 1998 (logarithm)

lsalh98   Hourly wage in 1998 (logarithms)

sexo      Gender

mob1     Change workplace (50 km).

mob2 Change workplace (50 to 100 km).
mob3     Change workplace (over 100 km).

mobsec   Change industry

mobemp  Change employer

saimor   Displaced worker

entnov   Move into a new firm

antig98   Tenure in 1998

qsup98   Top manager

qmed98  Other manager

pqua98   Skilled worker

pesp98    Specialised worker

pnqua9   Unskilled worker

school98  Schooling

pexp98 Potential experience (age - schooling - 6)
ant2      Squared tenure

school2   Squared schooling

small98   Working in small sized firms

medium98 Working in medium sized firms

big98     Working in big firms

cons     Constant

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