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Job Reservation and Intergenerational Transmission of Preferences
Chen, Hung-Ju and Sultana, Rezina
Department of Economics, National Taiwan University, Department of Economics, Indian Institute of Management Udaipur
14 March 2013
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aDepartmen to fEconomics ,Naitona lTaiwanUniverstiy ,21Hsu-ChowRoad ,Taipe i100 ,Taiwan
bDepartmen to fEconomics ,Bar-lIanUniverstiy ,Ramat- nG 2a 5 900,I srael
cDepartmen to fEconomic,sI ndianI nsttiuteo fManagemen tUdaipur ,MLSUCampus ,Udaipu r313001 , a
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ABSTRACT : h
T i spaper examinest heeffect sof compensatory-discirminaitonpoilciesi nacaste-basedsegregated e
r e h w y m o n o c
e someh - dighp pai osiitons inacetraini ndusrtyarer eservedf o rl -owcasteinsider sa sa f
o e c n e u q e s n o
c thei mplementaiton o fthepoilcies .Cutlura latttiudest oward spreference sfo rwork- g
n i v o
l and leisure-loving rtati sevolve endogenously. The economy wli lconverge to the ef ifcien t k
r o w f o s n o it c a r f ) r e ll a m s ( r e g r a l h ti w m u ir b il i u q e ) t n e i c if f e n
i( lover samongt hei nside randoutside r s
n o it a l u p o
p fi theprofti sint hei ndusrtywtiht hepurviewoft her eservaitonpoilcy ea r sufifcienlty wl o ( hh ) ig ort heproftisi nt hei ndusrtywtihoutt hepurviewoft her eservaitonpoilcy ea r suf ifcienltyhigh
) w o
l( . Changes in thedegree o fcompensatory-discirminaiton poilcies wli laffec tthe dynamic sf ro .
y lt n e r e f fi d s r e d i s t u o d n a s r e d i s n i
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o n o c E c il b u
P icTheoryfo rhelpfu lcomments and suggesitons .Thefris tautho rwould ilket ot hankt he t
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1 Introduc iton e
h t h ti
W inten t o f compensaitng the presen t generaiton s o f backward groups fo r pas t e
c it s u j n i d n a n o it a n i m ir c s i
d affrimaitveaciton ro compensatory-discirminaiton poilcie shave U
e h t e k il s e ir t n u o c e m o s n i d e t n e m e l p m i n e e
b ntied States ,South Afirca ,Malaysia ,Brazli , .
a k n a L i r S d n a , a i d n I , a ir e g i
N A large numbe ro fstudie sinvesitgate thi spoilcy in vairou s .s
t x e t n o
c 1 M ost o fthe theoreitca lstudie sexplore the impac to faffrimaitve aciton in a f
o k r o w e m a r
f jobdiscirminaitono rwagedisc irminaitonr elyingont het heo ire so ftaste-based n
o it a n i m ir c s i
d o rstaitsitca ldiscirminaiton.2, 3Therei showeve rnop iro rstudy, t o t hebes to f r
u
o knowledge ,which examine s ti srole i n shaping preference sfo rworking atttiudeand ti s y
rt s u d n i n i e g n a h c l a r u t c u rt s e h t n o t c e f f
e .Thi spape ris t herefore an attemp tto asses sthe y
r o t a s n e p m o c e h t f o t c a p m
i -disc irminaitonpoilcy- thecaste-basedr eservaitonsi nI ndia– no c
i m o n o c
e growth t hrough t he channel sofintergeneraitona l rtansmission fo working atttiude d
n
a thes rtuctura lchangei ni ndusrty. TheI ndiancasei satlhought hei nsttiuitona lbackground y
l p p a s n o i s u l c n o c e h t , y d u t s r u o f
o inp irnciplemoregenerally. n
a i d n I e h
T Hindu caste system consist sof fou rdisitnc tsocia lclasse s(called Varna ) d n a e c n a n i m o d c i m o n o c e , e g it s e r p o t g n i d r o c c a r e d r o l a c i h c r a r e i h a n i d e g n a r r a e r a h c i h w
l a n o it a c u d
e p irvlieges .In t he pre-compensatory sdi cirminaiton regime, t he l ow-castegroup, y
h c r a r e i h e t s a c e h t f o m o tt o b e h t t a d e c a l
p , had denied access t o educaiton and good j ob .s4 e
h
T castesystem i showeverl egislated ou to fexistencei n 1951 ,shorlty atferi ndependence , e
t s a c f o n o it c u d o rt n i e h t t u
b -based "reservaitons" t(he quota simposed in the legislature , t
n e m n r e v o
g -sponsored educaitona linsttiuiton sand pubilcsectorj obs )by t hegovernmen to f t
a d e m i a h c i h w , a i d n
I combatitng caste-based inequailites , ha s fu trhe r reinforced caste o
s n i s e it it n e d
i cia landpoilitcall fie(MendelsohnandVicziany ,1998).5Thi spape rfocuse son e
h
t compensatory-discirminaitonjobr eservaitonpoilcy.
1Tummala( 1999 )explainst her aitonalebehindt hi spoilcyandevaluate sti sconsequencesi nI ndia,t heU.S .and ,
e l p m a x e r o f e e s o s l A . a c ir f A h t u o
S Sowel l(2004 )and Weisskop f(2004) ,fo ra wolrdwide compairson o f .
y c il o p n o it c a e v it a m ri f f
a Fo ranoverviewo fstudie sonaffrimaitveacitoni nt heU.S .context ,seeHolze rand k
r a m u e
N (2000 )andonIndiancaste-basedr eservaiton,s s eeHaqandOjha( 2010.)
2Taste-based discirminaiton theory i spioneered by Becker (1957) and staitsitca ldiscirminaiton theory i s y
b d e i d u t s y ll a it i n
i Phelps( 1972)andArrow(1973).
3Fo rthe theoreitca lmodel sonaffrimaitve aciton inthi svein ,see fo rexample ,Welch (1976) ,Mligromand ,
) 7 8 9 1 ( r e t s
O Kahn(1991) ,Lundberg( 919 1) ,CoateandLoury( 1993).
4Thel -owcastegroupconsists o fScheduledCaste sandScheduledTirbes (deifnedunde raritcle366ofIndia’ s )
n o it u ti t s n o
C .
5Since1989t he ils to fbeneifciaire so freservaiton poilcyha sbeenexpanded i ncludingt he"Othe rBackward )
s C B O (
"
s e s s a l
C belongingt odfiferen tcaste sandcommuniite swhoseposiitonwa smarginallybettert hant ha t r
e w o l e h t f
o -castegroupbu tworset hant ha toft hehigher-castegroup.
C iritc ssay tha tcompensatory-discirminaiton poilcie sdo no thave desried effec teven n
e m e l p m i s ti f o s e d a c e d x i s r e tf
a taiton. The beneifciaire so fthi spoilcy are the poilitcally y
e h t r o ) 3 0 0 2 , e d n a P ( s p u o r g l u f r e w o
p cluste ra tthe uppe rincome end so fthe l -ow caste p
u o r
g (Aikara ,1996) .Prevalent caste-gap i n earning ha sbeen attirbuted to discrepanciesi n s
y h p d n a n a m u
h ica lcaptia lpossession s(Deshpande ,2001 ;Borooah ,2005 )andt odfiference s r e tt a l e h t , ) 6 0 0 2 , a m ij i K ( s p u o r g e t s a c t n e r e f fi d y b d e c a f s e r u t c u rt s n o it a r e n e g e m o c n i n i
n
i sinuaitngcaste-baseddiscirminaitoni nt hel abou rmarket . e
t s a c n o s e i d u t
S -based j ob discirminaiton have drawn an increasing atteniton in the e h t r e v o l l a s e c a r d n a r e d n e g s s o r c a n o it a n i m ir c s i d t e k r a m r u o b a l n o e r u t a r e ti l e v i s a v r e p
. d lr o
w 6Major focu so fresearch ha sbeen o n explaining adverse discirminaiton t owards t he s
e t s a c r e w o
l . Owing to a lack o fcaste network externaltiy in the informa lsecto rhighe -r a
p yi gn jobs( Munsh iand Rosenzweig ,2006)and lowexpectaiton so faccessing t ogood j ob s )
9 0 0 2 , o tI
( ,thel ow-castemember susuallyendupwtihl owe - arp yi gn sjob . it
a v r e s e r t n e r r u c e h
T on po ilcy ha s beneftied the low-caste agent s in the sense o f r
a l u g e r f o e r a h s a m e h t g n i d r o f f
a salaired and wage employmen tin the pubilc sector .T he y
c il o p n o it a v r e s e r f o w e i v r u
p ha sbeenexcludedi nt hep irvates ectori nI ndias incet he1950s . t
n e c e
R ly ,there ha sbeen a lo to fdebate o n the need o f extendi ng job reservaiton sfo rthe d
e g a t n a v d a s i
d groups t o t he p irvatesector .Howeve,r t hi sproposa lha snot been upheld yb e e w t e b n o it a t n o r f n o c l a c it il o p a d e s u a c s a h d n a s c i m e d a c a e m o s d n a y rt s u d n i e t a r o p r o
c n a
rt s u d n i e h t d n a s s a l c l a c it il o p e h t f o n o it c e
s yl eaders(Bhambh ir ,2005 ;Thorat ,2005) .P irvate y
rt s u d n
i contendst hatforcing t hem t o hriei ncompeten tworker swli lresutli n an inef ifcien t s
i h t d n a r o b a l f o n o it a c o ll
a , in t urn, wli lreduceproducitvtiie sand compeititvenes so ffrim s d
n
a therebyhampe reconomicgrowth. d
n e rt y c il o p s i h t g n i w o ll o
F we analyze the issue by studying how the compensatory- c
il o p n o it a n i m ir c s i
d y i mpactson economicgrowth i ftherequriemen tof j ob reservaiton ha s d
e il p p a n e e
b tot hep irvatesector. Reservaitonpoilcyi smodelleda saconsrtain tonemploye r h
g i h e h t n i s e c a l p e m o s e v r e s e r o t m e h t g n ir i u q e
r -paid job s wtih a relaxaiton in the
w o l e h t r o f t r o f f e k r o w f o t n e m e ri u q e
r -caste. W tih job reservaitons ,worker sfrom dfiferen t t
u b s e g a w l a u q e o t s s e c c a n a e v a h s p u o r g e t s a
c wtih d fiferen twork effo trs. 7 There is e
r o f e r e h
t a percepiton of an unequa l dist irbuiton o f job oppo truniites , skewed to the
6See fo rexample ,Bane jree and Knigh t(1985) ,Borooah e tal .(2007) ,Madheswaran and Attewel l(2007) , .l
a t e ) 9 0 0 2 ( o tI , ) 7 0 0 2 ( ll e w e tt A d n a t a r o h
T7Atlhoughou rmodeli sbasedonaspecia lfeatureo fIndiancaste-basedreservaitonpoilcy ,conclusion shave y
ti li b a c il p p a r e d a o r
b int hesenset hat affrimaitveacitoni nt heUScontextporrtay ssimlia rstiuaitonwhent he f
a e h t li fl u f o t r e d r o n i s e it ir o n i m e h t r o f d r a d n a t s d e ri u q e r e h t r e w o l s r e y o l p m
e frimaitveacitonconsrtain ton
m e h
t o fassigni ngtheworkersf romdfiferen tgroupst ohighlyr ewardedjob satt hes amer ate.
f o e g a t n a v d
a lowercastes .Thesamewageratewhichf alist oaccountf o rdfiferen tlevel s fo tr
o f f
e onworki sperceiveda sunfari .Thi sunfarines smaygeneratedisutlitiyamongthehigh- e
h t e r a p m o c y e h t n e h w s r e k r o w e t s a
c mselves ot et wh l -o casteworkersexeritnglowe reffo trs , e
v a h t u
b thesameearnings. Theunfarinesscaused by sre ervaiton poilcy mayalsodistor tthe h
g i
h -casteparents 'decision r egardingt hesociailzaitoneffor to f rtansmtiitngworking atttiude o
t theri chlidren.8 O ru attemp tto evaluate the impac to fthe job reservaiton poilcy on e
c n e r e f e r
p o fworkingatttiude racos scaste scan thereforemakeani mpo tran tcontirbu itont o e
h t w o h g n i d n a t s r e d n
u workingatttiudepreferencedynamic scanmovet heeconomyt oward s n
a ef ifcien tequiilb irum. e
W adoptthef rameworko fcutlura lrtansmissiono fpreference sdevelopedbyBisinand f
l e s ti h c i h w , ) 1 0 0 2 , 8 9 9 1 ( r e i d r e
V bulid s on populaiton dynamic s model s o f cutlura l o
i c o S d n a y g o l o p o r h t n A y r a n o it u l o v E n i d e p o l e v e d n o i s s i m s n a
rt -biology (Cavalil-Sforza-
d y o B ; 1 8 9 1 , n a m d l e
F -Richerson , 1985 ) and on the work on sociailzaiton by Coleman (1994 .) 9 Individual s acqurie dfiferen t preference s through sociailzaiton , and the g n o l e h t n i s e m o c t u o m u ir b il i u q e t n e r e f fi d o t s d a e l s m r o n l a i c o s t n e r e f fi d f o n o it a z il a n r e t n i
. n u
r Following the argumen to fBisin and Verdier ,the cu tlura l rtansmission o f'working 'e
d u ti tt
a preference swtihin a caste group wli lbe deifned a sthe deilberate inculcaiton by x
e g n it a u l a v e n i s e c n e r e f e r p n w o r i e h t e s u o h w s t n e r a p l a n o it a
r -ante well-being o fthei r
. n e r d li h c
w , r e p a p s i h t n
I e develop an ovelrapping generaitons mode l(OLG )wtih a frim-agen t d
n a s n o it a t c e p x e l a n o it a r , n o it a l e
r cutlura l rtansmission o fworking atttiude preferences. A t ,
d o ir e p h c a
e mfri s, when matched wtih t hepopulaiton so fin isders(a l ow-castegroup)who a
t o u q d e v r e s e r a o t d e lt it n e e r
a and outsiders(ahigh-castegroup)whodono thaveanacces s s
a t o u q h c u s o
t , sh a to assign an employmen tsrtategyto t heagent so feach group .Agent so f s
e p y t o w t f o e b n a c s p u o r g r e d i s t u o d n a r e d i s n
i o fpreferences :work-loving and leisure- g
n i v o
l and respecitvely makehigh a nd loweffo tr son work .Frimscan allocateagentst o t he s
e ir t s u d n
i wtih and wtihoutt hepurview ofr eservaitonpoilcy. eR served j ob scausedisutlitiy
8 xE peirmen tconductedbyHof fandPandey( 2006)suggests tha ttheexpectaiton so funfarines sont hebasi so f y
ti t n e d i e t s a
c undermine the low-caste individuals ’ moitvaiton to perform well . Wtih compensatory- n
o it a n i m ir c s i
d poilcies ,farines sconcerni showeverr aisedbyt hehighe rcastes ,a sclaimedbyt hi spape.r
9A sshowni nt hecutlura lrtansmissionl tierature ,preference sandnorm so fbehaviour ,whichareotfenf ormed 7
0 0 2 , l a d i V d n a t r o p o p a R ( m s i u rt l a y
b ;Chen ,2009 ,2010) , oc operaiton(Bisine ta.l ,2004)andenvy(Teraij , .s
n o it a r e n e g n i h ti w d n a s s o r c a s n o it c a r e t n i h g u o r h t d e tt i m s n a rt e r a , ) 7 0 0
2 Fo ran overview o fltierature on
.) 8 0 0 2 ( r e i d r e V d n a n i s i B e e s , n o i s s i m s n a rt l a r u tl u
c Explainingt he emergenceandl ongrunsurviva lo fsome fl
e s l a u d i v i d n i o t r e t n u o c n u r y lt n e r a p p a e s o h t f o n o it u c e x e e h t n e h w n e v e s m r o
n -interes tha sbecomeoneoft he
u tl u c y b d e s s e r d d a s e u s s i t n a tr o p m
i ra lrtansmissionmodels( Bisine ta.l ,2004).
r o
f the high-effor tmaking outsiders toward sthe comparaitvely low-effo tr making insider s t
g n i v a
h hes ameearnings. n o s e u l a v l a r u tl u
C workingatttiudeare rtansmittedviaparenta leffo tr .Thei ncenitve so f e
h t e p a h s o t s t n e r a p r e d i s t u o d n a r e d i s n
i preference so fworking atttiude so fthei rchlidren e
h t n o y lt c e ri d , e c n e h , d n a s r o t c a f c i m o n o c e n o d n e p e
d expected payoff sunde rdfiferen t
e i g e t a rt
s s mof fri s .The parents 'sociailzaiton decision i showeve rin lfuenced by perceived t
n e g a r e d i s n i e s u a c e B . s e y e n w o r i e h t h g u o r h t d e r e tl if y ti li t
u s wtih leisure-loving rtai thav ea
f o e c n a h
c being assigned to h - digh p ai posiitonsunder t he reservaiton poilcy a nd thi shu trs t
n e g a r e d i s t u
o s wtihwork-loving rtai,t t heperceived utlitiyvaire sno tonlyacros stheagent s h
ti
w dfiferen twork effo trs ,bu talso acros sdfiferen tgroups .Cutlura lpreferences fo working u
ti tt
a d eare t herefore dfiferen tamong i nside rand outside rparents ;and among parent swtih t
n e r e f fi
d rtatis. p e h
T arents ,being raitonal ,choose thei rsociailzaiton effo tr sopitmally in response to I
. n o it a l u p o p e h t n i s e c n e r e f e r p f o n o it u b ir t s i d e h t n i s e g n a h
c n paritcular ,the parent sin
, e v a h ) n o it a l u p o p e h t f o y ti r o j a m o t n o m m o c s i t i a rt ' s t n e r a p , . e .i ( p u o r g l a r u tl u c y ti r o j a m
n w o r i e h t o t n e r d li h c r i e h t e z il a i c o s o t t r o f f e t r e x e o t s e v it n e c n i r e w o l , s u b ir a p s ir e t e c
r o n i m n i s t n e r a p o t d e r a p m o c s a s e c n e r e f e r
p tiy cutlura lgroup ,since ' obilque rtansmission ' )
y t e i c o s e h t y b n o it a z il a i c o s
( i sasubsttiutef or' veritca l rtansmission'(sociailzaitoni nsidet he )
y li m a
f . In o ur model ,the distirbu iton o fpreferences toward sworking atttiudes evolve y
l s u o n e g o d n
e and le ad to a stable inteiro r steady state , specfiying a heterogeneou s r
o f s e c n e r e f e r p f o n o it u b ir t s i
d working atttiude in the populaiton , thereby providing a g
n o l e h t f o n o it c i d e r
p -run economic pefrormance .Ou rmode lsetitng allow sust o rtace t he f
o s c i m a n y
d insider sandoutsider sundervaryingcondiitons . t
a h t w o h s s tl u s e r e h
T there exist two stable equiilb ira :an e'f ifcien tequiilb irum' wtih f
o s n o it c a r f e g r a
l work-loving agent samong the inside rand outside rpopulaiton sand an 'inef ifcien tequiilb irum' tiw hlargefraciton so fleisure-lovinginside rand outside ragent .s We
t a h t d n
if proftisin the industires w tih and wtihout job reservaiton sare the mos timpo tran t t
n a n i m r e t e
d s fo thel ong-run economicpefrormance. Thisi sbecauset heseprofti swli laffec t if sr ’ m decision son labo rallocaiton between industires ,which wli lin turn affec tparents’
n o s tr o f f e n o it a z il a i c o
s shaping thei rch lidren’ sworking atttiudes .T hehigh proftisf orf rim s h
ti w y rt s u d n i n
i job reservaiton (o rthe low profti s fo rfrim s in indusrty wtiho ut job n
o it a v r e s e
r )willi nducef rimst oallocateworkersi n indusrtywtihjobr eservaiton .Therefore , e
r u s i e l h t o
b -loveri nside randoutside rparent shaves rtongi ncenitvest o rtansmtit hei r rtatist o r
i e h
t chlidren ,causing theeconomy t o converget o t heinef ifcientequiilb irum .If t heprofti s
n i s m ri f r o
f indusrty wtihjobr eservaiton arel ow(ort heproftisf orf rimsi ni ndusrtywtihou t n
o it a v r e s e r b o
j areh )igh ,t hestiuaiton wli lber eversedandtheeconomy wli lconverget ot he u
q e t n e i c if f
e iilb irum.
d n a s r e d i s n i r o f s c i m a n y d e h t t c e f f a y c il o p n o it a v r e s e r e h t f o e e r g e d e h t n i s e g n a h C
. y lt n e r e f fi d s r e d i s t u
o Adecreasei nt hedegreeoft her eservaitonpoilcyreduces theoutsiders’ y
ti li t u s i
d fromworking wtihi nsidersi n i ndusrty wtih j ob r eservaiton, t hereby increasi ng the s
e v it n e c n
i f orwork-loving outside rparentst o rtansmtit hei r rtatit ot hei rchlidren ,which can e
h t d a e
l dynamic sfo routsider sconverget o t heefifcien tequiilb irum. On t heothe rhand ,an j
d e v r e s e r f o l e v e l e h t n i e s a e r c n
i ob smay preven tthe dynamic sfo rinsider sfrom being m
u ir b il i u q e t n e i c if f e n i e h t n i d e p p a
rt . T his ifnding seems unreasonable ta a fris tglance e
s u a c e
b the highe r leve lo freserved quotawli lcauseal arger distoriton i n l aborallocaiton. The high level fo reserved job stha traises the chance so foffeirng h - digh p ai posiitons to
r e d i s n
i smaking low effo tr s dten s to i nduce t heleisure-loving inside rparentsi n rtansmtiitng n
e r d li h c r i e h t o t t i a rt n w o r i e h
t and undermines the moitvaiton o fwork-loving outside r tr
o f f e t r e x e o t s t n e r a
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