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Productive employment generation is an important objective in most of the developing countries this motivation has … effect of labour market regulations on employment has also been assessed. Evidence does not favour labour market deregulation …; rather skill factor reveals a negative impact on employment, implying a mismatch between the available labour quality and the …
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Migration can act as a negative force. It can lead to distress migration, which is what happens when people have to go to cities to find work because they cannot survive on what they can earn in their own villages. Can NREGA be used to curb rural urban migration? [CCS Working Paper No. 202].
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moderation in the volatility of employment and output. How the mistakes and subsequent successes of the last quarter century of …
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Results from the NSS 61st Round Employment – Unemployment Survey, 2004-05 on the issue of fair access to social …
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workers using micro data from the 2004-05 Employment and Unemployment Survey, NSSO, linked to state-level factors. [IGIDR WP …
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equilibrium wage will cause unemployment. This paper makes two contributions to the basic theory of the minimum wage. First, we … analyze the effects of a higher minimum wage in terms of poverty rather than in terms of unemployment. Second, we extend the … perspective from unemployment to poverty leads to a considerable enrichment of the theory of the minimum wage. …
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, social protection programmes, fair migration and indirect policies like pro employment macro policies. …
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Resolution and conclusions of the 101st Session of the International Labour Conference, Geneva, 2012. [ILO].
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An attempt has been made to understand the paradoxes of Kerala's development like the state's per capita consumer expenditure is more than the per capita state domestic product. But the nutritional intake is low. [CSES working paper 2]....
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This paper examines some of the explicit as well as not so explicit trends in relation to women’s employment in India … from 1993-94 till 2009-10 and argues that they indicate a grave and continuing crisis in women’s employment under … liberalization led growth. Trends in the distribution of male and female workers by employment status and broad industry for the same …
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