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Second-generation Jewish immigrants in Israel: have the ethnic gaps in schooling and earnings declined?
1998
Ethnic and Racial Studies
This article examines trends in the socio-economic gaps between Western and Eastern Jewish men and women in Israel for the period 1975-1992. The results, based on a quasi-longitudinal design of descriptive statistics (cross section and cohort analyses) and Ordinary Least Squares [OLS] regressions, suggest that in spite of a slight narrowing of the ethnic gap in schoolingthe main factor affecting earningsthe overall earnings gap between second-generation Eastern and Western immigrant men has
doi:10.1080/014198798329928
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