Sentence examples similar to models of labour from inspiring English sources

Simple "textbook" economic models of labour-supply decisions and job search consider out-of-work benefit levels as a de-facto wage floor.

We estimate a model of labour supply and participation in multiple cash and in-kind welfare programmes.

This is in line with the life-cycle model of labour supply where after an unanticipated shock in personal wealth, an individual adjusts her whole labour-supply profile.

According to the life-cycle model of labour supply, unanticipated gains in non-earned income are expected to have negative effects on labour supply.

18 For estimation purposes we restrict the econometric model to an aggregate leisure demand (labour supply) at the household level as we assume a unitary model of labour supply.

This equation is derived from our simple theoretical model of labour demand and labour supply described in Section 3. The key model equation that informs our empirical specification is 8.

Thus, we confine ourselves to estimating a structural model of labour supply and participation in multiple transfer programmes using a sample of single mothers drawn from repeated cross-section surveys that bridge the reform.

Most recently, Manchester and Mumford (2011) develop a structural model of labour supply and welfare programme participation that they use to estimate the costs associated with participating in two US in-kind programmes using a sample of single mothers.

The results suggest that the canonical economic model of labour supply is supported by the data: there is a utility gain from income and a utility loss from working that increases with hours of work – there is nothing in the econometric model that imposes such results.

In the 1990s, Indonesia and Thailand followed the Philippines' model of labour export in order to deal with an increasing economic crisis and Hong Kong families began hiring foreign domestic helpers from these two countries as well.

Atkinson's model of labour market flexibility is widely used and describes five domains of workforce flexibility [ 50]: External numerical flexibility, which refers to adjustments to the overall workforce capacity.