men's returns to education during the 1980s and the 1990s and estimate the role of supply and demand factors in explaining … the changes in skill premia. They propose a model of demand for skills with three production inputs, corresponding to … primary-level education throughout Latin America. This supply shift was compounded by a generalized shift in the demand for …

structural characteristics of regions into account and investigate differences in labor demand responsiveness and their potential … findings point to substantially distinct labor demand responses to changes in output and wages among European countries and …

interpreted as a relative decrease of low-skilled labor demand. However, the effect of offshoring on relative labor demand is … be very heterogeneous across regional labor markets. We estimate the effects of offshoring to Eastern Europe and China on …

services is higher compared to other establishments. Furthermore, the main factors determining labor demand in this field are …

cease to be significant. This suggests that increase in labor demand push up wages in tight labor markets while the … adjustment occurs purely through quantities purely in slack labor markets. Hence the incidence of shifts in local labor demand …

has a local demand for non-tradable goods and the size of the non-tradable sector is directly dependent on the size of the … consumption by the local inhabitants. Depending on the preferences of the inhabitants this will increase demand for non …

welfare reform policies that make it harder to get benefits. There is little emphasis on 'labour demand policies'. Labour … demand policies stimulate employers to provide more jobs or increase the quality of their jobs (Bartik, 2001). Bartik argues … preferences of the inhabitants this will increase demand for non-tradable goods and depending on the technology required to …