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expect at least a broad increase in earnings inequality across countries, as well as a tradeoff between the rise in inequality and the increase in unemployment. We should also be able to identify a close association between the levels and trends in unemployment and indicators of egalitarian social policies across OECD countries. Furthermore, unemployment should be driven primarily by the less skilled. Finally, we should also expect a large and accelerating increase of the skill mix of employment with

minimised. The retirement will no longer mean break of social relations, because they aren't based on physical presence in the company HQ or at the factory. This system of personal freedom have the potential to eradicate unemployment by allowing real-time communications and negotiation between employers and employees, leading to equilibrium labor price. If you can measure the result of an office work, you can evaluate if it worth paying the money for result you

vers le le taux de chômage naturel = taux de chômage associé au niveau de croissance potentielle de l'économie ( Taux de chômage naturel en France 7,5% ; Aux USA 5,5% ). C'est un taux de chômage.... - NAIRU (Non Accelerating Inflation Rates of Unemployment) taux de chômage n'accélère pas l'inflation et n'a pas de conséquence déflationniste. Si le taux de chômage est très faible, les salariés sont en position de force, ils demandent des salaires à la hausse, ces dernières vont être utilisées pour

this can be attributed to the merits of privatisation itself. The "productivity miracle" observed in British industry under Thatcher was achieved not so much by increasing the overall productivity of labour as by reducing workforces and increasing unemployment.[93] A number of the privatised industries, such as gas, water and electricity, were natural monopolies for which privatisation involved little increase in competition. Furthermore, the privatised industries that underwent improvements often did

------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- 4. Have you any figures on the economy and the purchasing power of the Poles? You should know that the average age of the Polish population is 37 years, the unemployment rate is 9.6%. There is great disparity in wages by region and sector of employment (the largest in the EU), the average official (end 2007) is 800 EUR. Consumer behaviour depends on the level of income. The low income Polish (730 EUR gross per

destroyed image, company loose money, lack of client 6.Transfer of money and jobs to cheaper markets Positive points: Relocation , outsourcing= sous-traitance(orange , AOL) ( reduction costs , more proft, fewer taxes and charges Negative points: unemployment , less control over the quality, the norms 7.Weakening trade unions Positive points: more flexibility Negative points: less protection of workers , less freedom , less good protection of employees(EX: France Telecom) . II Read the

this analysis 19 2) The relationship between FX rate and the other Canadian economy indicators 19 Official forecasts 21 APPENDIX 22 Table 1: Canadian Consumer Price Index (CPI) 22 Table 2: Federal Debt Figure 22 Table 3: Canadian Unemployment Rate 23 Table 4 A: Canadian GDP (economic output) 23 Table 4 B: Canadian GDP (Top 25 GDP per capita) 24 Table 5: Canada’s balance of payment 25 Table 6: Oneway Anova 25 Table 7: Respons FX Rate 2002 & 2003 26 Table 8: Response

employees. Unemployment touches more arriving them that the newcomers. When they were born in Brittany, the new inhabitants privilege their department of birth rather. To 31 December 2007, Brittany offers 1,26 million employment, that is to say 4,9 % of employment in Metropolitan France. The tertiary sector gathers from now on 71 % of employment, that is to say 3 points moreover than in 1999. Until 2002, regional employment knew a strong growth, which was slowed down thereafter. Unemployment rate

population of 18 million. Two thirds live in towns and cities. Many others live in the outback or brush country (rural and far-off areas), and some still have a traditional way of life. A majority of them are at the bottom of the social ladder. Unemployment and poverty rates are tge highest in Australia. They often live in miserable conditions, without basic services like electricity and running water and also suffer from endemic alcoholism. Howecer, since the 1980s, the Aborigines have brought

educated/skilled workers (Freeman, Oostendrop and Rama 2001). Global economic integration may lead to unemployment. Multinationals firms are relocated, and the outsourcing of jobs benefits more to developing countries, where the labour is cheaper. Workers may tend to follow investments in countries where labour demand will certainly increase. Developing countries can also face unemployment, because of the rise of imports, enabling workers to find jobs in other sectors. Recent empirical analyses