So far the literature has found that the effect of macroeconomic fluctuations on training decisions is ambiguous. On … the one hand, the opportunity cost to train is lower during downturns, and thus training should be counter-cyclical. On … training incidence pro-cyclical. Using the Canadian panel of Workplace and Employee Survey (WES) we find that (i) training …

-the-job training is the only management practice that is robustly and significantly associated with higher employment growth, increased …-the-job training is sub-optimal in Britain such that firms could benefit economically from increasing the amount of off …-the-job training they offer to their non-managerial employees. …

We use European Union Labour Force Survey data for the period 2005-2018 to investigate the cyclicality of training in … Europe. Consistent with the view that firms use recessions as times to update skills, we find that training participation is … to be involved in public training programs during recessions, but not for the inactive, who may be affected by liquidity …

employer-paid training can help explain the relative return to cognitive skills during recent recessions due to lower training … costs and enhanced labor productivity. Consistent with this, we find that firms provide more training to workers with higher …

stagnativen ersten Halbjahr im Euroraum und einer mil- den Rezession im zweiten Halbjahr in den USA. Der im vergangenen Herbst …

deutliche Rückgang der Inflationsraten in den USA und im Euroraum hat die Wahrscheinlichkeit erhöht, dass beide Zentralbanken …

This article provides new insights into the cyclical behavior of consumer and producer real wages in the USA and … cyclical patterns over time. From the findings of our study, we can infer that the USA and Germany differ with respect to the … lead-lag relationship of real wages and the business cycle. In the USA, both real wages are leading the business cycle in …