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Author:Thrane, C.
Title:Earnings differentiation in the tourism industry: Gender, human capital and socio-demographic effects
Journal:Tourism Management
2008 : JUN, VOL. 29:3, p. 514-524
Index terms:tourism
human capital
PAY
earnings
marriage
gender
Freeterms:parenthood
Language:eng
Abstract:This paper draws attention to the production side of tourism. The purpose of the study is to examine if and how the variables education, work experience and the socio-demographic variables parenthood and marriage affect Norwegian tourism employees wages in the 1994-2002 period. The study specifically examines how the variables gender and time affect these wages. Four findings are of major importance. Male tourism employees receive about 20% higher wages annually than female tourism employees. There is a concave relationship between work experience and annual wages. Both parenthood and marriage affect wages. Finally, all tourism employees experience a positive annual wage development in the period studied.
SCIMA record nr: 270152
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