... Economic growth Job mobility Internal migration Functional regions Network theory Slovenian Research Agency L7-3188 Spanish Ministry of Science and Research MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 Spanish Ministry of Science and Research PID2020-116318RB-C32 Ramon y Cajal...

... expanded form, which had not been employed in earlier studies in the context of India. The authors also show that a high economic growth rate is a necessary but not sufficient condition to solve the chronic and structural unemployment problem in India. C12 C22 E24 O10 During the first decade...

...Malin Song; Qianjiao Xie Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze the influence of the green talent dividend on China’s economic growth and regional differences using a theoretical derivation of the Cobb–Douglas production function. Design/methodology/approach This study develops...

.... They also find that EN immigrants do not have higher welfare take-up rates than other immigrants. Professor Daniel Felsenstein can be contacted at: daniel.felsenstein@mail.huji.ac.il © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Data analysis Welfare Immigration Economic growth...

...Dr. Annie Tubadji, Professor Joachim Moeller and Professor Peter Nijkamp; Alberto Bucci; Pier Luigi Sacco; Giovanna Segre Purpose – Despite the growing literature aimed at explaining how cultural and artistic production feeds economic growth, the causal relationships and interplays...

... seminal contributions to neoclassical growth theory. Their take is that economic growth could be generated, and also measured, through a “rate of technical progress”. A decade later, Dale Jorgenson and Griliches (1967) provided a more careful measurement of factor inputs. Their contribution suggests...

... Economic growth Modelling A first aim of this paper is to provide a synthetic account of the key determinants of the links between productivity and employment, and to illustrate some stylised facts of recent economic growth and labour market performance, with particular reference to EU countries...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Economic growth Pay Research and development Unemployment Subsidies Since the early 1980s, Europe and the USA have experienced rather diverging developments in terms of inequality, unemployment and growth. In the mid‐1990s...

... as “the single most important place for acquiring job skills” (Pischke, 2001). Vocational training Training management Pay Gender Economic growth Germany This, together with rising levels of unemployment in both Eastern and West Germany, continuing subsidies for Eastern German regions...

... graduates employed in other fields, those serving in the military, postgraduate students and some undergraduates. There is no magic recipe for economic growth. As pointed out by Nelson (1992, p. 357), “staying competitive means different things in different national contexts”. The case of Greece...

... significance at the 5 per cent level. Furthermore, in half of the cases the usual t test also leads us to reject the unit restriction on the coefficient of the hours term in model (3) at the 5 per cent level. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Economic growth Organization for Economic Co‐operation...