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to the area. Additional labor is required to provide support services for the new population. Local government services …
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to the area. Additional labor is required to provide support services for the new population. Local government services …
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Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to substantially automate product substitution decisions associated with the Consumer Price …
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Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to substantially automate product substitution decisions associated with the Consumer Price …
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Remedial Action (UMTRA) Project. The UMTRA Project at the Ambrosia Lake site will generate $12.509 million in gross labor ….05 in gross labor income. This corresponds to a net return on the States investment in the Project of $97.20 for every …
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the costs of owned resources (e.g., producer`s own labor, equipment depreciation, land values) are also estimated as part …
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of Labor regulations. All personnel decisions are made at the Company level. Decisions regarding the General Manager or …
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accompany internal labor markets. Our model reduces the unexplained portion of the observed earnings gap between males and …
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life-cycle framework. I also use a number of specifications of reduced form models for mortality, morbidity, and labor … labor supply, (b) allows the decisions to be made in a life-cycle framework, (c) is set in a stochastic environment, and (d … in the health status of the two groups disappears.I estimate five labor withdrawal models at two stages of the life …
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a minimum of three markets: land, labor and capital. I study the interaction between the land and the labor markets … left essentially unchanged.I refute this argument on the grounds that it does not hold in a model with a full labor market …. First, I consider the wage gradient approach, where labor demand is infinitely elastic. Next, I look at the case where labor …
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