nonneutral technical change between production and nonproduction labor in U.S. manufacturing industries over the 1959-1996 period …

nonneutral technical change between production and nonproduction labor in U.S. manufacturing industries over the 1959-1996 period …

Is the poor aggregate employment growth of the manufacturing sector in Sub-Saharan African countries the outcome of … from the Kenyan manufacturing sector, we examine this question using ordinary least squares method and feasible generalized … the manufacturing sector was not adequate to offset the rapid destruction of jobs. Second, we find that the presence of …

manufacturing employment of between 89,900 and 209,800 workers – accounting for 8.5 to 19.8 per cent of manufacturing employment in …We examine how the rapid growth in imports of manufactured goods from China affected industry-level employment in … 1991. Such an effect seems best described as sizable, but not one that by itself spelled the end of manufacturing industry …

employment regulations …

Hamilton’s essay begins with a reflection on food and society. He writes of the effect of modernization and industry on … the relationship America has with food. What once was a centerpiece of our economic independence, family life, and health … rural economies just to get a cheap product. Instead, he is optimistic that we will call for a revolution in our food system …

thought while focusing on industrial employment. It justified this exclusion on the premise that collective bargaining would … agricultural employers, too. This Article presents data showing that two-thirds of all farm employment involves family members …. Since the NLRA also excludes family employment from coverage, small family farms would continue to be shielded from the …