The labor market consequences of experience in self-employment

By Donald Bruce, Herbert J. Schuetze. 2004

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Hybrid Entrepreneurship (2010, background): “(Bruce and Schuetze, 2004) and in Europe (Hyytinen and Rouvinen, 2008) suggests that prior entrepreneurial spells do not lower wages upon exit from self-employment. Instead, individuals with low wages tend to select into self-employment. 11 Dixit and Rob (1994) developed a model to characterize this”
Self‐employment among people with disabilities: evidence for Europe (2009, background): “women, racial minorities or people with disabilities) could find jobs (Clark and Drinkwater 1998 ; Blanchflower 2000 ) or as a human capital enhancement or job training programme, thereby enhancing earnings and employment options in the wage sector after exiting self‐employment (Bruce and Schuetze”
The entrepreneurial earnings puzzle: Mismeasurement or real? (2014, background): “Hamilton's result echoes findings in two prior studies, by Bernhardt (1994) and by Evans and Leighton (1989), and it was later replicated by Bruce and Schuetze (2004) for the U.S., Williams (2000) for Germany, and Hyytinen and Rouvinen (2008) for Europe in general.”