Once the labor force size is controlled, only families with smaller landholdings can afford sending household members to migrate.
As well as this, the distribution of labor force size amongst self-employed recruiters that is dictated by a Markov process has reached its ergodic distribution.
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Since this adjustment rate, which works out to 9.35%% (as shown in Table 5), removes from the WGs differences in average wages and labor market sizes, the difference between WGs in (2) shows the wage gain of immigrant workers had their occupational matching improved to what native-born workers experience in labor markets.
Pretreatment variables are respondents' work situation, income earned through labor (or pensions), size of place of residence, and household size.
Stores can be as small as 1,000 square feet and go up to 20,000, but Lee implied that there is practically an algorithm of size, labor and expenses — 8,000 to 10,000 square feet is profitability's sweet spot.
As will be discussed later in the paper, MJH rates decrease with labor market (MSA) size.
Workers and managers in Dundee are guided by a labor contract the size of a pocket calendar, not the usual Manhattan phone book.
The economic benefit was evaluated for estrus detection and depends on the initial herd performances, herd size, labor cost and price of the equipment.
The main constraints are operator-machine-cell assignment, machine capacity, machine number equilibrium, labor capacity, cell size limit, and balancing inventory.
