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The present study investigates the extent to which the e ects of entering the la-
bor market in overeducated positions pertrain throughout workers careers. Adopting a
time-to-event modeling approach, we analyze overeducation persistency and evaluate the
existence of state duration dependence. We further investigate future earnings e ects
associated with past overeducation employment. Our results report strong entrapment
e ects rising from overeducation and for overeducated workers to yield lower returns
for their schooling investment than their equally matched peers. We also conclude the
e ects of overeducation to perpetuate to future job allocations, with workers having an
overeducation employment background reported as su ering wage losses ranging from
3.5% to 14%.
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Duration Overeducation Scarring wage effects State depedence
