Sentence examples for labour supplies from inspiring English sources

Remoteness from markets and a lack of inexpensive labour supplies limit manufacturing.

Rural dwellers, mostly poor and black, embarked on the Great Migration, an exodus to Southern cities and to the North, where cheap foreign labour supplies had dried up during World War I.

"A significant problem is the business model of 'just in time' which requires the supply of large quantities of foodstuffs at short notice, which in turn relies on different agents down the supply chain needing to pull in unregulated labour supplies to fill demands they cannot meet," says professor Gary Craig of Durham University, who specialises in labour issues.

The structural papers which consider food stamps find that they have small and insignificant negative effects on labour supplies.

Giovanni Arrighi, "Labour Supplies in Historical Perspective: A Study of the Proletarianization of the African Peasantry in Rhodesia", Journal of Development Studies, 6, 3, 1970.

Several of the published papers that are directly concerned with this issue follow Moffitt (1983) and adopt a structural approach to estimation: Fraker and Moffitt (1988) and Keane and Moffitt (1998) investigate single mothers, while Hagstrom (1996) considers the effects on the labour supplies of married couples.

The problem is clearly not labour supply.

"That's a story about labour supply," Vigdor said.

First, we investigate whether taxes generally matter for the labour supply decisions of our respondents.

Our conclusion is that the effects of taxes on labour supply in Germany are likely small.

We evaluate the impact of this unique schooling policy on maternal labour supply.