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- The Salary Taboo: Privacy Norms and the Diffusion of Information -- by Zoe B. Cullen, Ricardo Perez-TrugliaThe diffusion of salary information has important implications for labor markets, such as for wage discrimination policies and collective bargaining. Despite the widespread view that transmission of salary information is imperfect and unequal, there is little direct evidence on the magnitude and sources of these frictions. We conduct a field experiment with 752 employees at […]
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