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Two-Tier Labor Markets in the Great Recession: France vs. Spain
... in the firm's activity, seasonal activities, and jobs in certain sectors (forestry, naval, entertainment, teaching, survey-making, professional sports, etc.). in spain, tem- porary contracts may be used ... , which has plummeted during the recession (a 36% nationwide reduction of employment in this sector with regional rates ranging from strong link is illustrated by the raw correlation coefficient ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc102
... the internet, compared average of 12% (eurostat, 2005). entertainment services. telecompaper (2005, pp. 12-13) compares the development of broadband entertainment and communication services such as ip tv and ... could complement private investment where appropriate, provided it does not pre-empt private sector initiative or inhibit competition. 13 the dutch government considers as its task to ...
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excellence-productivity.pdf
... (frank and cook, 1995). although the biggest examples can be found in entertainment and sport, also in the education sector so-called top universities (such as harvard) attract the bulk of talented ... whole (entrants and incumbents) in the us are extended to japan and the semi-conductors sector, with similar results. 24 measured as the number of patents. 27 excellence for productivity? the ...
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Microsoft Word - wd120.doc
... median share of wages and materials for magazine publishers, newspaper publishers, and the manufacturing sector. all groups reduced expenses for input factors in the late 1980s and early 1990s. ... a newspaper or magazine satisfies the demands of two customer groups simultaneously. news or entertainment is sold to readers and advertising space to advertisers. it is conventional wisdom that ...
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Microsoft Word - admin_burden_EU_countries_20feb2006_revtab_51.doc
... at separating the typical administrative burden costs from any firm-specific or sector-specific inefficiencies. cost of firm startups in eu countries internationally comparative studies ... repair hotel, catering transport, communication banking, insurance, finance health and care culture, sports entertainment all private industries percentage per size class a) administrative burdens associated with ...
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L:\publicaties\...\2001_14.wp [PFP#810460547]
... de communicatie en informatie-overdracht te bevorderen. vooral voor informatie-intensieve industrieen (financiele diensten, entertainment, onderwijs, etc.) kan internet volgens business week een revolutie te weeg brengen, terwijl ... een aandeel van ca. 18 resp. 17%. 23 opmerkelijk duitsland de ict-sector zelf momenteel de sector is die relatief het meest intensief gebruik maakt van b2b e-commerce ( ...
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Microsoft Word - memo160.doc
... 2003), lejour and de paivra verheijden (2007), and kimura and lee fourth sector is travel, which is not a sector in the gtap data base. bilateral services trade data 2.1 ... services (such as office supplies, furnishings, utilities, official vehicles and operation and maintenance, and official entertainment) and personal expenditures incurred by diplomats and consular staff 23 and their dependants in ...
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Stimuleren cultuur en creativiteit verdient heldere motivatie en terughoudendheid | www.cpb.nl
... weg te staan, is terughoudendheid in beleid gewenst. de creatieve industrie is een heterogene sector waar aanzienlijke onzekerheden spelen over de oorzaak van eventuele marktproblemen. trends als digitalisering ... het rapport wordt bril gekeken naar de creatieve sectoren (kunst en cultuur, media en entertainment en creatieve zakelijke dienstverlening). deze 'bril' blijkt zinvol te zijn om een aantal ...
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