And we had to make farming less labor-dependent, so that more of the population could enter non-farming occupations and support economic growth and development.
Often the first from their families to finish even high school, ambitious graduates like Ms. Liu are part of an unprecedented wave of young people all around China who were supposed to move the country's labor-dependent economy toward a white-collar future.
The evidence from Europe shows that this is a very static view which assumes that in the absence of benefits, individuals with disabilities would remain out of the labor market, dependent on other forms of public or private assistance for support.
However, the inverse of the tax gap associated with TSL can be equivalently perceived as a kind of after tax wage premium enjoyed by the self-employed (associated mainly to professional associations) relative to dependent labor.
The dependent labor market variable counts workers who are employed for wages, self-employed, or out of work as being in the labor market and workers who are a homemaker, a student, retired, or unable to work as being out of the labor market.
The disadvantage of this estimator is, as once more shown by Solon ([1992]), that it has a negative asymptotic bias, also if there is only a non-zero variation in the transitory component of the second generation's labor earnings, the dependent variable in the regression approach.
Bryant and colleagues suggests that the strength of the existing evidence for racial/ethnic disparities in primary CD supports socio-cultural circumstances and shortfalls in medical care [ 24], particularly among primary, intrapartum CDs as they are more consistently impacted by provider dependent labor management decisions.
Because the proletariat have no control over their labor and are dependent on wages to survive, they are easily exploited by their employers.
Fiber or cable is labor-intensive and dependent on distance".
