But Dr. Rakestraw pointed to a more general decline in the attractiveness of working at Sandia.
Thus, a full understanding of immigrants' location choices within the U.S. needs also to focus on the relative attractiveness of working in each state.
Nonetheless, we feel it appropriate to allow for the distinction in the model because whether individuals declare themselves as UE or NP will still depend on the financial attractiveness of working – which we demonstrate in a later simulation.
That's when I realised that, despite the social attractiveness of working in a hospital, I was much more of a scientist than a doctor.
Our study analyzes the role of relative physical attractiveness on hours of work.
The level of remuneration among health service providers can be an indicator of the relative attractiveness of certain places of work compared to others.
In order to stimulate students to choose general practice as a specialty, emphasis should be placed on the attractiveness of the content of work and type of patients in general practice.
In this subsection we provide further evidence on the link between relative physical attractiveness and the spouses' hours of work, and assess the plausibility of the intrahousehold bargaining mechanism by testing a simple restriction imposed by the collective model, namely the proportionality constraint (Chiappori et al. 2002).
We start exploring the relationship between annual hours of work and relative attractiveness in Table 2.
The high proportion of overweight and obesity specifically among women could be explained by different socio-cultural factors such as gender specific patterns of work activities and cultural standards of physical attractiveness [ 31].
And during a 90-minute discussion of the economy, the declining attractiveness of public service, and his recent work heading a commission on Swiss banks and the Holocaust, it became clear that for Mr. Volcker, retirement does not mean full-time fly-fishing.
