Socio-economic achievement in Australian and Japanese segmented economies

Occupational prestige and earnings, together with 'over-' or 'underreward' in these respects relative to sociodemographic characteristics of the workforce, are used to aggregate Australian and Japanese industries into 2 economic sectors. Analyses the industrial structure of the s...

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Veröffentlicht in:	European sociological review 1987-12, Vol.3 (Dec 87), p.243-257
1. Verfasser:	Zagorski, K
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Schlagworte:	Australia Japan Men Segmentation theory Socioeconomic attainment
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