Online exports and the skilled-unskilled wage gap

Cruz, Márcio; Milet, Emmanuel; Olarreaga, Marcelo

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0232396

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“…This does not necessarily mean that these technologies are biased toward unskilled workers, given that the results could be driven by the growth effect. Yet, evidence in the literature suggests that technologies such as online platforms used for export sales can lead to reduction in the wage skill premium (Cruz, Milet, and Olarreaga 2020).…”

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Bridging the Technological Divide: Technology Adoption by Firms in Developing Countries

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“…DTs can also directly facilitate access to markets. Evidence exists that digital platforms, such as e-Bay or the equivalent, can facilitate access of small firms to external markets and benefit unskilled workers (lendle et al 2016;cruz, Milet, and olarreaga 2020).…”

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Digital Senegal for Inclusive Growth: Technological Transformation for Better and More Jobs

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