01755nam a2200457 i 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019006001900036007001500055008004100070040002700111042000800138074002300146086001400169099001400183100004600197245007700243264011400320300004000434336000800474337001600482338001900498490005600517500001700573500002500590504005000615588010000665650003700765650004500802650001300847650004600860650004700906650004400953650004500997710011701042830005701159856003801216949001801254942000601272999001901278ocn962184519OCoLC20170826160832.0m     o  d f      cr bn||||a||||161107s2010    dcu     ob   f000 0 eng c  aGPObengerdaepncGPO  apcc  a0231-B-36 (online)0 aC 61.60:2  aC 61.60:21 aRiker, David A.q(David Andrew),eauthor.10aDo jobs in export industries still pay more? and why? /cby David Riker. 1a[Washington, D.C.] :bInternational Trade Administration, Office of Competition and Economic Analysis,c2010.  a1 online resource (vi, [26] pages).  btxt  bc2rdamedia  bcr2rdacarrier1 aManufacturing and services economics brief ;vno. 2  a"July 2010."  aCRDP Project record.  aIncludes bibliographical references (page 7).  aDescription based on online resource; title from title screen (Trade.gov, viewed Nov. 7, 2016). 0aWagesxManufacturing industries. 0aInternational tradexEconometric models. 0aExports. 0aBlue collar workersxEconomic conditions. 0aWhite collar workersxEconomic conditions. 0aBlue collar workersxSocial conditions. 0aWhite collar workersxSocial conditions.1 aUnited States.bInternational Trade Administration.bOffice of Competition and Economic Analysis,eissuing body. 0aManufacturing and services economics brief ;vno. 2.40uhttp://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo74289  aBEVbFed Docs  c3  c265511d265511