Sentence examples for marginal labor from inspiring English sources

Parramatta is a marginal Labor seat in the centre of western Sydney.

The seat was a marginal Liberal one but after redistribution became a notionally marginal Labor seat.

The former prime minister John Howard campaigned in the marginal Labor of Yan Yean in Melbourne's outer suburbs.

Meanwhile, the Liberals have reportedly been making their own cosy arrangement with the Greens in negotiations (no firm deal yet) over preference swaps in key marginal Labor seats.

By approximating these changes as zero, my work has thereby understated the amount by which marginal labor income tax rates have increased since 2007.

But the consequences of keeping it could be damaging, too, with many of the clubs situated in working-class suburbs that are marginal Labor seats.

This discrimination — which corrals covered women into a marginal, cheap labor force — suggests a reason why my city borough is happier to display an uncovered woman working the phones rather than one who wears a headscarf.

In addition to this, it was found that the land allocated to female headed households were unfertile, swampy, marginal, required labor for preparation and far away from homesteads (Meheret 1994).

In fact, the bracketed term in (41) is identical to the value of marginal product of labor in the homogeneous labor case.

Labor demand, in turn, reflects the marginal productivity of labor.

In this case, the marginal productivity of labor in manufactures will decline, causing more labor to shift to primary production.