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Innovation is the application of new and improved ideas, procedures, goods, services and processes that bring new … utility or quality used in the application. Particularly, it is important the role of innovation in business and … entrepreneurship, which is defined as a continuous effort to search for innovation and commercialization of their profit. Thus …
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leading to enhanced efficiency, effectiveness and innovation in companies. Taking advantage of those opportunities, as – in a …
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Given the interdependences between human capital accumulation and technological change, skill gaps may arise in equilibrium. However, they are not necessarily inefficient, and in this paper we present a model in which the simple absence of such a skill gap can be inefficient.
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Given the interdependences between human capital accumulation and technological change, skill gaps may arise in equilibrium. However, they are not necessarily inefficient, and in this paper we present a model in which the simple absence of such a skill gap can be inefficient.
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005110728
This is a very brief note which considers how to incorporate directly into the measurement of literacy a procedure for penalizing anti-female bias in its gender-related distribution. The ‘gender-adjusted' literacy measure L* advanced in this note reflects the cost of failing to achieve...
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