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We present a model of female participation in the labor force, which deals with part time work and the minimum wage …
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These paper presents concisely how managers deal whit work relations, strategies and managerial stiles used and also the factors which influence the choise of all these. A part of the papers presents also a explanation for the let-down of the collective work relations and the development of...
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The labor relations seem to be from now on considered as an dominant institutional form while fordism was the specific regulation mode, historically located. The Thesis supported in this paper argues a different position: the labor relations are always a central institutional form, whatever the...
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A review of the literature on the issue of labor market participation and occupational choice, allows us to see that … participation in economic activity and individuals’ occupational choice remain understood despite their economic and social … labor. So the first step is to analyze the participation determinants in economic activity and in a second stage to …
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European labour markets have known three major changes over the past three decades : the complexification of the technological environment, the growth of general education across the workforce, and rising unemployment. Taken together, do these facts reflect the inefficiency of schooling and...
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The foundation for real income growth is productivity growth. This basic principle of economics is well illustrated in this article by Andrew Sharpe of the Centre for the Study of Living Standards on the determinants of trends in living standards in Canada in the 1990s. He shows that over the...
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We consider a segmented labor market characterized by a Shapiro-Stiglitz efficiency wage setting in both sectors. However, the primary sector and the secondary sector differ in the firing cost which induces a wage diffential. We suppose also a heterogeneous labor force characterized by the...
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Between 1950 and 1973, a process of absolute convergence was at work between the technological leader, the USA, West European countries and Japan. The catching up process between developed countries gradually vanished between 1973 and 1995. On the one hand, we had a revival of US labour...
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plus jeunes, tandis que les taux d'emploi et de participation ont essentiellement diminué pour les plus jeunes et les plus …
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