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Reforming the Philippine Labor Market
Philippine Review of Economics, 2004Philippine labor market policies, in the presence of a high degree of excess labor supply, are highly regulated and they tend to be along standards of highly developed markets. The policies adopted by the government are more pro-employed labor than to promote the overall employment of the labor force. These policies made the country to miss the path of
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Trends in peptide drug discovery
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2021Markus Muttenthaler +2 more
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Labor market reforms and unemployment fluctuations
Oxford Economic PapersAbstract This article examines the role of unemployment benefits (UBs) and employment protection legislation (EPL) reforms in shaping the response of unemployment to output changes. Results—based on local projection estimates for an unbalanced sample of twenty-seven advanced economies during the period 1970–2019—suggest that reforms ...
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Thermally modulated lithium iron phosphate batteries for mass-market electric vehicles
Nature Energy, 2021Xiao-Guang Yang +2 more
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Status and perspectives of crystalline silicon photovoltaics in research and industry
Nature Reviews Materials, 2022Christophe Ballif +2 more
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Regulatory Reform and Labor Markets
Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1999John DiNardo, James Peoples
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Trade Reforms and the Labor Market [PDF]
, 2004 Barriers to trade lead to significant distortions in domestic prices and cause an inefficient allocation of resources across sectors. An expected outcome of a trade reform is a significant sectoral reallocation of labor in the economy. The amount and speed of the reallocation, however, will also depend on the particular characteristics of the labor ...
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Reform of the labor market (Japanese) [PDF]
, 2008 Deregulation in the labor market is accused of increasing income disparities. Nevertheless, the fundamental reason for the increasing number of non-regular employees is the persistence and significance of rigid hiring practices and the seniority wage system from high growth periods that carry over, into subsequent periods characterized by long-term ...
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