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Ahituv and Zeira (2011) identify the wage and erosion effects of technical change on early retirement.

An investigation of the erosion effects of cavitation on a thin aluminium foil was made.

Subsequently, the erosion effects of rainfall variability, climate and land use change were explored on a centennial timescale.

Based on the friction velocities near the ground, two sets of criteria are proposed to evaluate the deposition and erosion effects of different fences.

So, training may dampen the erosion effect of technical change on the retirement decision.

For complex jobs, the erosion effect of technical change is not only mitigated by training but is rather reversed.

Our results suggest that the erosion effect of technical change on individual skills is a pervasive feature of the early retirement decision.

In Appendix B: Table 19 we check for the different reaction that individuals reporting more than 100 h of training in their work life might have.20 Consistently with the previous literature, we find that training practices help individuals to counteract the erosion effect of technical change.

When the insulation and erosion effect of the hills gets reduced erosion sets in and along with rising temperatures the glaciers start retreating.

The integration of timber trees into such strips can be economically beneficial and at the same time increase the anti-erosion effect of the strips.

A grants-based integrated intervention was developed (with health inputs to mitigate the income-erosion effect of illness) to examine whether such a targeted intervention could change the health-seeking behaviour of the ultra-poor towards greater use of health services and "formal allopathic" providers during illness, besides improving their poverty status and capacity for health expenditure.