Table 2: Distribution of Workers and Real Hourly Wages (1999 colones) by Sector
|
Sector |
Percent of Workers in Each Sector |
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|
1988-1999 |
1988 |
1993 |
1999 I |
I 1988-1999 |
1988 |
1993_______ |
1999 | |
|
Covered Sectors- Urban Formal : |
"24"59 |
"-2~14- |
24^13- |
____ J |
582 (660) |
535 (703) |
620 (797) |
“33 (629) |
|
Urban Informal 1: |
7.46 |
7"78 |
772 |
8-83 |
310 (323) |
274 (294) |
333 (431) |
334 (319) |
|
Rural Informal 1: |
2677 |
2775 |
2978 |
24"07 |
368 |
348 |
362 |
445 (693) |
|
Rural Informal 2: |
15.2 |
1592 |
1499 |
Ï4T8 |
254 (250) |
210 (453) |
269 (281)________ |
396 (291) |
|
Uncovered SectorS Urban Informal 2: self-employed______ |
w“3 |
" “9"48 |
9"85 |
“ 11 "09^^ " |
561 |
471 (494) |
537 (632) |
“4Ô (1909) |
|
Rural Informal 3: |
1594 |
1594 |
14"83 |
14.59 |
428 (697) |
363 (484) |
440 (580) |
491 |
Notes: Calculated with data from the Costa Rican Household Survey, using sample weights. Standard deviations in parentheses.
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