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Education and Labor Markets
Sat, August 8, 2:00 to 3:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
Description
This session invites papers that examine the relationship between educational institutions and labor market processes. We especially encourage papers that substantively engage with both education and workforce literature. Topics might include: school-to-work transitions, career and technical education, and returns to educational credentials, among others.
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First Job Match, Graduate Enrollment, and Later Labor Market Outcomes for Four Cohorts of College Graduates - Madeline Claire Brighouse Glueck, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Organizational Sorting, Compensation Inequality, and Occupational Stratification in Experiential Learning - Oded Mcdossi, University of Haifa; Geffen Ben David, University of Haifa
Pathways from College to Work: University Equalizing Efforts and the Enduring Power of Family Background - Judith A. Levine, Temple University
Sponsoring Societies: The Promise and Price of Preprofessional Organizations from College to Career - Joyce Kim, University of Pennsylvania
The Global Decline in Occupational Returns to Higher Education - Rob Gruijters, University of Bristol