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. In China, GDP grew by nearly 10% driven by both external and domestic demand. A slight growth deceleration is expected …
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quarter of 2006 than in 2005. Investment accelerated sharply and industry is proving buoyant. Labour productivity has …
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productivity and downward pressure on wages from excess supply of labour. The expectation of sustained growth is supporting growth … since the 'orange revolution'. In China, GDP grew by 10.7%, driven by investment and an exploding trade surplus but …
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stability in the country remain bleak. GDP grew by 11.1% in China in the first quarter of 2007, faster than expected by most …
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Studies regarding the migrants' impact upon performance variables and in particular upon productivity growth - which is … industries and regions and output and productivity growth. We do obtain robust results with respect to the positive impact of the … - on the relationship between productivity growth and the shares of migrants and of high-skilled migrants in overall …
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This paper analyses some of the factors behind the diverging productivity performances of the US and the EU over the … by two features the disappearance of the process of productivity catching-up of Europe vis-à-vis the US which had lasted … for most of the post-war period and the reversal from productivity slowdown to productivity acceleration in the US in the …
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