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Labor Market Report Poland Part II Lingling Zhang, Raphael Becker University of Bonn October 29, 2014.

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1 Labor Market Report Poland Part II Lingling Zhang, Raphael Becker University of Bonn October 29, 2014

2 Wage Premium in US Labor Market Source: Acemoglu, Autor (2010)

3 Wage Premium in Poland (1)

4 Wage Premium in Poland (2)

5 Wage Premium in Poland (3)

6 Wage Premium in Poland (4)

7 Rel. Supply of College / Non College in US Source: Acemoglu, Autor (2010)

8 Rel. Supply of College / Highschool Poland (1)

9 Rel. Supply of College / Highschool Poland (2)

10 Rel. Supply of College / Highschool Poland (3)

11 Simple Regression Analysis

12 Regression Results (1)(2)(3)(4) CLG / HS relative supply -0.612 (0.128) -0.339 (0.043) 0.0051593 (0.5346) 0.622 (0.562) Time 0.027 (0.005) 0.029 (0.001) -0.0076526 (0.0156) -0.0350175 (0.0198) Time 2 /100 -0.013 (0.006) 0.0940 (0.0510) Constant -0.217 (0.134) -0.189 (0.122) 0.2533125 (0.3145238) 0.6340 (0.336) Observations254699 R-Squared0.5580.9410.8860.932

13 Model Fit (1)

14 Model Fit (2)

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