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percentage points for services and 0.48 to 0.64 for materials. -- offshoring ; Japan ; employment ; productivity …First moves towards a real understanding of offshoring date back to very recent times. In particular for Japan, the … studies conducted so far focus alone on the productivity effects of offshoring at the firm level. Here I carry out the …
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First moves towards a real understanding of offshoring date back to very recent times. In particular for Japan, the … studies conducted so far focus alone on the productivity effects of offshoring at the firm level. Here I carry out the … analysis of both the employment and productivity effects at the aggregate level of the industry, covering the years 1980 …
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employment and productivity effects occupying much of the literature around the subject. In particular for Japan, the studies … employment and the productivity effects at the aggregate industry level, covering the years 1980-2005. Moreover, I consider all … we should expect a positive effect of services offshoring on employment, and a positive effect of materials offshoring on …
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There is evidence that better performing firms tend to enter international markets. Internationally active firms are larger, more productive, and pay higher wages than other firms in the same industry. Positive performance effects of engaging in international activity are found especially in...
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domestic labor force at the sector-level. In order to better elucidate the offshoring employment relationship, this paper … condition where firms pay a real wage that exceeds the market clearing level and varies with productivity; (ii) an open economy … production-side shock that changes firms' offshoring decision can influence the local economy and its labor market. …
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effect ambiguous. This paper investigates the employment effects of service offshoring in a newly combined and exceptionally … service offshoring has increased firm employment. In line with the canonical trade in tasks model, the employment gains are …Major technological advances have recently spurred a new wave of offshoring in services, which used to be non …
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findings from the literature on how productivity, innovation, and employment were impacted by the Great Liberalizationa period … limits of trade policy in boosting employment and long-term productivity growth. Policymakers should manage their … employment effects. The results reinforce some of the key findings of the earlier literature, notably the positive …
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Through their influence on the cross-sectional distribution of productivity across firms and workers, job creation and … destruction likely have an impact on the rate at which aggregate productivity changes over time. However, the nature of this … effect is not, a priori, clear. While a broad consensus has emerged suggesting that job destruction enhances productivity by …
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(GOLE). Our main result is that offshoring generates a hump-shaped pattern of employment changes across industries. While … the relocation effect reduces employment in offshoring-intensive industries, labor demand in industries with a high … part, we test the non-monotonic employment effects across industries in response to an offshoring shock by focusing on …
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(GOLE). Our main result is that offshoring generates a hump-shaped pattern of employment changes across industries. While … the relocation effect reduces employment in offshoring-intensive industries, labor demand in industries with a high … part, we test the non-monotonic employment effects across industries in response to an offshoring shock by focusing on …
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