Sentence examples for labour hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Following the results published recently for other animals, we wanted to test the 'division of labour' hypothesis in our system.

With this paper we wanted to propose an (in our opinion reasonable) alternative hypothesis to the "division of labour" theory, given our results and observations on other animals.

Second, we assume that this association is partly mediated by a disadvantaged access to the labour market (hypothesis 2).

Emil Kauder expanded Schumpeter's argument by arguing the hypothesis that Calvinism hurt the development of capitalism by leading to the development of the labour theory of value.

This relationship also applies when economic conditions improve: Young adults lack incentives to stay in the general school system and are more likely to enter the labour market (warehouse hypothesis; e.g., Walters 1984; Grubb and Lazerson 1982).

Importantly, when combining these two groups of explanatory variables into one model (Model 3), the regression coefficients of childhood circumstances are generally attenuated, indicating that part of the association between disadvantaged childhood circumstances and stressful working conditions is due to labour market disadvantage (hypothesis 2).

High overall labour demand, as proposed in Hypothesis 3, increases the chances of young graduates accessing skilled employment when leaving the occupation for which they trained.

However, when examining the effects of reforms at different points of the business cycle, the results confirm the hypothesis that deregulatory labour market interventions have a negative short-term effect when implemented in times of crisis, a finding that holds for the total sample of countries and for developed economies.

Our main hypothesis was that labour dystocia would be associated with a negative experience of childbirth, but this was not confirmed by the study results.

Drawing on previous research, this study outlined three hypotheses regarding the labour market performance of five groups of TFWs during the years surrounding their transition to permanent residence.

We did not find evidence for the hypothesis that variation in labour participation among people with chronic illness relates to the year of diagnosis.