... cent of the child workers are in sales/trade oriented activities. On the other hand 19 per cent are engaged in manufacturing and repairing while 14 per cent are in personal services. Labour market Labour mobility Well‐being Schools Gender Children (age groups) India 1. Since...

...@lincoln.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Europe Employees Labour mobility Employment legislation European Union There are numerous economic benefits with the free movement of labour. First, this can help skill shortages in key industries, (Floyd, 1997 ; McManus et al...

... 2009 Greece Immigrants Labour mobility Agriculture Labour market One of the most important socioeconomic changes in Greece since the 1990s is its transformation from an emigrants' home country to an immigrants' host country. The surge of Balkan immigrants (mainly Albanians) has had...

.... This may very well be a reason for unmotivated workforces and low productivity in these classes. Peter Nijkamp can be contacted at: pnijkamp@feweb.vu.nl © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 China Small enterprises Labour efficiency Labour mobility Economic performance...

... productivity. As Abramovitz (1986) has pointed out, even if total factor productivity across regions show convergence, demographic and investment factors may inhibit complete convergence in per capita income. To date, lack of capital and labor mobility across national boundaries combined with significant...

... but not LSHE. The implications are explored. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Job satisfaction Labour mobility A number of earlier studies suggest that the length of service in a job could be used to estimate the levels of job satisfaction of workers. The assumption is that the less satisfied workers...

... model must be modified to incorporate geographical stability as a significant factor for consumers. Capitalism Consumers Labour mobility Religion Social economics Work © MCB UP Limited 1998 Especially in Centesimus Annus the Pope acknowledges that international capitalism...

... that these are significantly affected by economic decisions, disregard for the relational sphere may distort the economists’ search for optimality[Note 1]. For instance, the favourable allocative effects of interregional labour mobility are often emphasized; instead, the severance of family, friendship and associative...

...Malcolm Treadgold; Patrick Laplagne Uses a one‐sector model to investigate how external labour mobility can affect the economic performance of micro‐states. In the absence of restrictions on labour market flows between a micro‐state and a larger economy, the micro‐state becomes virtually...

... of population economic density is P(population)/R(resources). Many kinds of migration are analysed, and it is believed that the main efficient cause of migration is economy. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Agriculture China Labour mobility Population Social economics The Economic Law of Population...