Sentence examples for labor sectors from inspiring English sources

This paper analyzes a steady state matching model interrelating the education and labor sectors.

Thus, in India there are still very little data regarding thermal stress and its relationship with changes in heart rate, and the data that are available are neither very recent nor related to female workers of the unorganized labor sectors.

The unemployment report suggested that the American labor sector was on a gradual but steady recovery and should affirm expectations that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates ahead of the European Central Bank, Bank of England and Bank of Japan.

But lagging consumer confidence and uncertainty in the labor sector could point toward sluggish growth in the coming months, analysts warned as a tumultuous third quarter came to a close.

The Fed's beige book, a report based on surveys of business leaders across the country, said companies expected a "modest" and "mixed" economy in coming months, as prices start to rise and the labor sector weakens.

With the passage of time, however, many of the ideas expressed in "The Constitution of Liberty" have become broadly accepted by economists — e.g., that labor unions create a privileged labor sector at the expense of the nonunionized; that rent control reduces the supply of housing; or that agricultural subsidies lower the general welfare and create a bonanza for politicians.

To the Editor: Francis Fukuyama says, offhandedly, that many of Friedrich A. Hayek's ideas "have become broadly accepted by economists — e.g., that labor unions create a privileged labor sector at the expense of the nonunionized; that rent control reduces the supply of housing; or that agricultural subsidies lower the general welfare and create a bonanza for politicians".

Singapore is a 'maid economy' — a place where the government welcomes hundreds of thousands of women from poor countries in so that professionals in the formal labor sector are freed up to work long hours and pump up the country's gross domestic product.

These associations remained significant in a MANOVA adjusting for labor sector and other covariates.

What a lost opportunity to employ and train Somalis and build out a skilled labor sector.

It ignores the cuts in services, the shutting down of schools, new taxes to increase revenue, the gutting of pensions, and the decimation of the public labor sector.