Sentence examples for mobility of labour from inspiring English sources

In the EU's Single Market, with its in-built mobility of labour, it is more accurate to talk of mobile workers from other EU member states than to use the inappropriate and increasingly toxic word "migrants" to describe them.

These laws limited the mobility of labour, he said, and encouraged fecundity and should be abolished.

The mobility of labour is restricted by strong ties of culture and language, and national labour markets are notoriously rigid.

They also talk about restrictions on the mobility of labour from the new countries after their admission.

It can eliminate transaction costs, promote investment by reducing uncertainty about currency movements, reduce borrowing costs, promote integration and increase the mobility of labour and capital.

They have inhibited mobility of labour by giving the peasant a stake in the land, though only in the form of an inefficient minifarm.

The EU is very hesitant to include the mobility of temporary labour in the EPA negotiations (Manservisi and Falkenberg 2006; Rampa 2007).

The significance of the locality depends in large part on the physical and financial mobility of the labour force.

Second, mobility of goods, money, labour, people, and ideas across borders are key promoters of disruption.

Overall, the findings of this paper suggest that, although the magnitude of mobility flows in the EU remains below what could be expected in a fully integrated monetary union, the responsiveness of labour mobility to asymmetric demand shocks has increased over time.

Section 3 presents a number of stylised facts of mobility in the EU to serve as context for the main analysis, in Section 4, which assesses the dynamic response of labour mobility to country-specific economic shocks.