The American Economic Review, Volume 70,Edições 3-5American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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While a " comfortable " temperature can be provided by the firm to its workers at some cost , any given temperature level is consumed in equal amounts by all workers . Other working conditions can be similarly shared by all of the workers ...
While a " comfortable " temperature can be provided by the firm to its workers at some cost , any given temperature level is consumed in equal amounts by all workers . Other working conditions can be similarly shared by all of the workers ...
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... workers at the lower and upper bound acceptance values of 0. Expected search costs per worker increase as the acceptance interval 0-01⁄2 narrows . From ( 13 ) we have an analogous first - order condition for retained workers except for ...
... workers at the lower and upper bound acceptance values of 0. Expected search costs per worker increase as the acceptance interval 0-01⁄2 narrows . From ( 13 ) we have an analogous first - order condition for retained workers except for ...
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unemployed workers to other sectors of the economy and especially the sensitivity of the transfer rate to unemployment levels play a central role in Lapan's analysis . Government intervention to alter the timing of the release of excess ...
unemployed workers to other sectors of the economy and especially the sensitivity of the transfer rate to unemployment levels play a central role in Lapan's analysis . Government intervention to alter the timing of the release of excess ...
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