Education and Jobs: An Interpretation

Charles Brown

Journal of Human Resources, 1978, vol. 13, issue 3, 416-421

Abstract: Employers often wish to know whether the factors used in selecting employees do in fact allow them to choose the most qualified applicants. Because the performance of those not chosen is not observed, sample-selection bias is a likely problem in any ...

Date: 1978
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