Diferencial de renda do migrante de retorno nordestino por setor de trabalho

Abstract

This paper analyzes the effect of discrimination of labor income by sex, color and domicile situation among migrants returning from the Northeast in Brazil. The analysis mconsiders four sectors of activity in the Northeast region: formal private sector, informal private sector, public and autonomous informal sector. To perform the yield differential analysis, the non-parametric method of Ñopo (2008) was used. The Ñopo model captured income discrimination by sex in relation to women in all sectors, except in the public sector. The results referring to the returnees by household situation were similar to the pairing by sex. In relation to the breakdown of income by race, the discrimination effect was negative in the aggregate labor market and in the private informal sector.