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Do Public Sector Employees in Iowa Earn More Than Private Sector Employees

David A. Swenson, Liesl Eathington

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This research reveals that, when controlling for full-time and year-round workers and the average education of workers, private sector workers are compensated at higher rates than public sector workers

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This research reveals that, when controlling for full-time and year-round workers and the average education of workers, private sector workers are compensated at higher rates than public sector workers

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This research reveals that, when controlling for full-time and year-round workers and the average education of workers, private sector workers are compensated at higher rates than public sector workers

Key concepts: Private sector, Public sector, Business, Labour economics, Economics, Economic growth, Economy

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