But they also mitigate the higher labor costs, often by setting up in the South, where unions aren't always welcome.
The paper, therefore, questions the desirability of a policy designed at mitigating the child labor problem especially when it makes the poor families worse off.
And he's not alone in arguing that his falsehoods--overstating the number of interviews, misrepresenting rumored injuries as ones he confirmed, claiming to have actually seen squalid worker dorms--do not mitigate the broader reality of labor abuse in the People's Republic.
More generally, whether workers' application choices accentuate or mitigate the callback gaps they face within ads has implications for the labor market effects of employers' callback choices, and cannot be studied with standard resume audit methods.
The ultimate employment objective is to mitigate the disincentives to search and work created by passive labor market policies.
The failure of antimicrobial therapy to reduce BV-associated preterm labor may be attributable its inability to mitigate the resultant inflammatory cascade already underway.
Unlike the recent meta-analyses we thereby pay special attention to the specificity of the youth labor market situation, highlighting the particularities that might promote or mitigate the effects of ALMP programs for young individuals.
One of the most effective ways for Japan to mitigate the adverse effects of this demographic trend is to increase the number of Japanese women participating in the labor market as well as the extent of each woman's participation.
However, they argue that if labor quality is firm-specific and does not vary over time, fixed effects mitigate the endogeneity problem.
In lack of another income measure, we try to mitigate the problem of measurement error by including controls for several health measures and having small children (as well as labor market status, see footnote 5).
