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paper-flex-fitzenberger_0.pdf
... explanation (see the survey by katz and autor, 1999), which argues that the increase in demand for skills is stronger than the simultaneous increase in the supply, leading to an increase in wage ... in a substitution of routine tasks by computers and other machines. therefore, demand for workers performing non-routine tasks increases. for the u.s., autor et al. (2003) confirm that employment in ...
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excellence-productivity.pdf
... the individual level, the returns to skills have increased in the last decade especially for the higher educated, which suggests an increase in the demand for skills. finally, there are some scarce ... to education and skills suggests that the demand for skills has increased in the last decade. the literature is not conclusive on the factors that lie behind the growing demand for skills. skill-biased ...
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Microsoft Word - bijzonder88.doc
... in many countries the wages of high-educated workers have also risen, which indicates that demand for skills has thus far outpaced supply. the way in which human capital is used in ... firms and between producers and consumers. the geographical area of demand for commodities or services, and the available supply of or potential demand for specified goods or services is large. the cities are ...
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N:\publicaties\...\nahuis.wp [PFP#731253671]
... supply of skills and the relative wage of skilled versus unskilled workers by presenting empirical facts. in order to determine the demand for skills we have to follow a different strategy as the demand for skills is not observable. but, given that we know the skill supply and the wage, we can infer what demand ...
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skill gaps eu role education and training policies pdf
... for example, finds that the adoption of computer-based technologies in recent decades is associated with reduced demand for routine manual and routine cognitive skills and increased demand for skills ...
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skill premium technological change and appropriability pdf
... this increases demand for skilled labour. employing more skilled labour increases the rate of productivity growth. hence, if spillovers are small, this may increase the demand for skills. thus the demand for skilled labour ... attractive to undertake investment now rather than in future. this also increases the demand for skills, ceteris paribus. 3.3 general equilibrium we now close the model by taking ...
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Microsoft Word - cv201101.doc
... information system (model solving software used at the netherlands bureau for economic policy analysis). language skills dutch (mother tongue) spanish (fluent) english (fluent) french (passable) german ( ... demand for space in the netherlands. the project meant to facilitate public and private sector decision-making in the field of land policy by providing long-term forecasts of firms' demand for ...
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Four Futures of the Netherlands
... moreover, if the relatively high number of unemployed people also have relatively low skills (on average), convergence in unemployment rates may lead to a lower average labour ... in general prosperity greatly stimulated demand for manufactured goods. ict products are a spectacular example. productivity and demand, measured in units of capacity, grew manifold. yet, demand has not completely kept ...
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Microsoft Word - DP CCCTB voorblad.doc
... the fixed factor is not location specific but firm specific, e.g. due to managerial skills, a brand name or patents. in that case, the factor may become responsive to tax ... a bad outcome. assuming risk neutrality, firms consider the expected output value when determining their demand for inputs. under loss carry forward, firms cannot immediately offset losses. we assume they carry forward ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc127.doc
... a good indicator for consumer's purchasing power. gdp based on current exchange rates is an interesting and relevant measure as it provides an indication of china's effective demand for foreign goods ... 9 out of 10 chinese engineers are not suited to work for a multinational because of poor communications, lack of teamwork skills and an excessively theoretical approach (farrel and grant, 2005). ...
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