Selection, agriculture, and cross-country productivity differences.
Bibliografía : páginas 978-980.
Motivating evidence, 651 ; Model of agricultural and non-agricultural productivity, 953 ; Quantitative analysis, 958 ; Alternative quantitative experiments, 969 ; Extended model with capital and land, 971 ; Evidence: the prevalence of women in agriculture across countries, 975 ; Conclusion, 977
In this article we propose a new explanation for these productivity patterns in which the self-selection of heterogeneous workers determines sector productivity.