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L:\publicaties\...\2001_16.wp [PFP#811173111]
... and other knowledge institutions, to provide for an educated and skilled labour market, and stimulate competition, for example by further opening markets to foreign competitors. section 2 briefly describes the theoretically expected effects and ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc113.doc
... and participation rates vary strongly with educational attainment. differences are particularly marked for the lower educated. in 2002, unemployment for this group was 3 percent points higher than for the higher educated, and ...
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excellence-productivity.pdf
... or absorption of new technology, and skilled workers for innovation. the models assume that countries far from the world technology frontier follow an imitation strategy, and countries close to the frontier ... the stock (that is, higher educated) and the distance to the frontier. aghion et al. (2005) extend this with migration to account for endogeneity in the size and composition of the human ...
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N:\...\discussion4.wp [PFP#120744420]
... they commonly do not have school- age children (for the highly educated, mauro and spilimbergo, 1999, find that the higher educated are more mobile). this effect of age does not necessarily dominate ... emu, in f. torres and f. giavazzi (eds.) adjustment and growth in the european monetary union, cambridge, p. 241-261. mauro, p. and a. spilimbergo, 1999, how do the skilled and the unskilled respond ...
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Research Memorandum (set-up) [PFP#790029940]
... and training. most of them are well-educated, but the value of their services stems mainly from their creativity, experience and connections, acquired fortuitously from their genes, families and ... between highly-skilled and less-skilled workers. our model could be extended in various directions. wood (1998) divides the less- skilled' category between medium-skilled and unskilled workers, and divides ...
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lost race between schooling and technology pdf
... and low-skilled labour equals the elasticity of substitution between skilled and unskilled labour (). according to krussell et al. consistent with empirical findings for the us. the elasticity of substitution between capital and skilled ... . let ht and lt denote the number of high and low-skilled workers at time t. in every year there is an inflow of higher and lower educated workers, iht and ilt . ...
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Microsoft Word - bijzonder88.doc
... under pressure from the considerable migration of low- and medium-skilled workers, which also poses a challenge to the dutch education- and vocational training system. metropolitan markets think of ... producers, consumers and intermediate goods. this demands a lot of flexibility from the dutch labour force, and workers can meet this flexibility only if they are highly educated and specialised in ...
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Inequality.dvi
... hs s ps, 0 1. (better educated teachers will teach more effectively; better educated students will learn quicker.) substituting for hs and dividing by s gives an expression for s ... dupuy, a. and p. marey, 2005, shifts and twists in the relative productivity of skilled labor, unpublished manuscript. galor, o. and o. moav, 2000, ability-biased technological transition, wage inequality, and economic ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc92.doc
... since 1996, compared to all other higher educated workers. at the university level, the relative wage position of s e graduates deteriorated by 5 % and at the hbo level by 3 %. ... education for educated workers will not generate external effects to less educated workers and workers fully receive the returns on their education. therefore, the case to further subsidise the supply of skilled workers in ...
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skill premium technological change and appropriability pdf
... and skilled workers is determined by the firms' production and non-productiondecisions,giventhatfirmsarerestrictedbyadownward-slopingdemand curve for final output. skilled workers' output is not sold in the market directly.11 by hiring skilled ...
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