Assortative Matching in the Brazilian Labor Market

Yale University and Rafael Lopes de Melo

No 801, 2008 Meeting Papers from Society for Economic Dynamics

Abstract: Third, we estimate the model using the proposed moments. Since the model doesn't have a closed form solution we use the simulated method of moments in order to estimate the model. Finally, with the estimated model in hand we can make counterfactual experiments to see how relevant are the consequences of sorting for inequality and efficiency. (This step is still incomplete)

Date: 2008
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