O*NET skill elements that represent social, fundamental, analytical, managerial and mechanical skills

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Regression analysis of the relationship of women’s and men’s wages to the characteristics of workers and their jobs, 2018
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Importance ratings that determine whether an occupation is a ‘least,’ ‘less,’ ‘more’ or ‘most’ important user of a skill, by type of skill

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