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crl-16070	Sweeper, Darren; Smith, Steven A.	Assessing the Impact of Gender and Race on Earnings in the Library Science Labor Market	2010-03-01	13	.pdf	application/pdf	6739	287	47	As with neoclassical economic theory, these models assume perfect mobility, which implies the ab- sence of noneconomic barriers such as discrimination.24 This approach to labor market analysis usually requires the de- velopment of earnings attainment models that include quantifiable human capital variables hypothesized to influence the determination of wages. The occupationalist perspective con- tends that significant earnings differen- tials are due to segregation of jobs based on irrelevant characteristics such as gender and race.25 Occupationalists fo- cus on both individual and occupational factors to explain differences in wages.	cache/crl-16070.pdf	txt/crl-16070.txt