It is a tedious, painstaking process that depends on workers' using critical safety techniques.
For example, although Republican voters in California tend to express outrage toward Mr. McCain over his position on immigration, the state's large agricultural swath also depends on workers — many of them here illegally — from Mexico and other countries.
Our analysis indicates that the relative effectiveness of the two policies depends on workers' prospective wage growth.
In order to examine whether the education-productivity-pay nexus depends on workers' gender, we re-estimated Eqs.
However, in the basic new Keynesian model, there is no unemployment, all variation in labor input occurs along the intensive hours margin, and the driving variable for inflation depends on workers' marginal rates of substitution between leisure and consumption.
"Some were getting irritated," he concedes, and he couldn't afford to lose them: The business depends on workers in Montana who carve the maple bass-neck and those in California who shape and paint the bodies.
It also adds to previous research by providing first evidence on whether the alignment between productivity and wage costs across educational levels depends on workers' characteristics, i.e. their age and gender.
14 Healthcare practitioners do not blindly follow procedures; rather, compliance often depends on workers' perceptions of effectiveness, relevance and rationale, their efforts to juggle competing professional, moral and social norms and demands and the institutional and socioeconomic contexts in which they work.
When not distinguishing plants depending on worker codetermination, intensified competition lowers the gender pay gap by 0.5 log points in plants with a below-average female share, which is not statistically significant.
