Furthermore, spouse selectivity differs across natives by gender, and intermarriage affects the traditional gender-based division of labor, translating to differences in specialization in intermarried male and female households.
During a case in Rwanda where the woman required surgery which was delayed waiting for appropriate staff and supplies, the observer noted the anesthetist yelling at the woman in labor (translated).
Second, we show that the presence of organized labor translates into significant costs for IPOs.
The lower cost of labor translates to some extent into lower prices and to some extent into higher corporate profits.
Oh, they do lead to reduced labor costs for the employer, and lower labor costs translate into economic expansion for the business owner.
"Because labor accounts for the vast majority of operating costs," he said, "even small savings in labor costs translate into large improvements in financial performance".
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The tetrachoric correlation, in this model, can be understood as the degree to which changes in childbearing that are not a result of immigration and the other variables in the model translate into changes in labor force participation (alternatively, the degree to which exogenous changes in labor force participation translate into changes in childbearing).
In recent work, Bowlus et al. (2014) develop an equilibrium search model to study immigrant job search assimilation in Canada where immigrants have smaller networks and face other difficulties such as language and knowledge of the Canadian labor market which translate into lower arrival rates of job offers both while employed and while unemployed.
In short, they have labored doggedly to translate American military power into desired political outcomes.
