Sentence examples for measures wages from inspiring English sources

The economy is expected to show a 5.2percentt annual growth rate in the final three months of 1999, according to some economists, who also expect the Employment Cost Index, which measures wages, salaries and benefits, to show an increase of 0.9percentt in the fourth quarter of 1999, from 0.8percentt in the third quarter.

University students, facing tuition increases, larger class sizes and other measures, waged protests against the budget, too.

Scullin's deflationary measures (wage decreases, rationing, limitations on imports, and attempts to balance budgets) initially were successful.

Mr Neumark and his colleagues could not measure wages directly.

Secondly, we cannot measure wages at the same time as mobility.

One potential explanation for the non-significant effect on wages in my study may be related to the problems with measuring wages correctly.

Despite predictions that one in seven of new hires will be set to benefit in the wake of living wage measures, improving wages currently remain an illusion".

Measured wage discrimination against females generally is counter-cyclical6.

Moreover, to measure wage polarisation, all five cohorts and all wages are deflated to the year 1995 using the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Ideally, we would need a single data source with a large longitudinal sample where we have sufficient doctors' mobility and we measure wage as proxy for efficiency.

To measure wage elasticity, I estimate a hazard model on voluntary job separations using the RAIS, a linked employer-employee dataset that captures formal-sector workers' job durations over time.