Sentence examples for occupational distributions from inspiring English sources
Recent studies by Michael Spence and Sandile Hlatschwayo (discussed last week in Economix by Uwe Reinhardt) and by David Autor describe how technological change and globalization are hollowing out job opportunities and depressing wage growth in the middle of the skill and occupational distributions.
Differing occupational distributions of Georgian migrants can be seen by destination region (Figures 9 and 10).
The age and occupational distributions in the town of Hisayama and in Japan are nearly identical.
If the earnings process differs by occupational segmentation and Mestizo and Indigenous workers have different occupational distributions, then the penalties for Indigenous self-identification and bilingual linguistic ability may represent spurious correlation.
These results are consistent with the occupational distributions reported in Table 1, which indicate an increase of 7 percentage points in the proportion of employed GSMs working as managers or professionals compared with a decrease of 9 percentage points for Employer Sponsored migrants.
But a look at occupational distributions over time in Table 2 shows that declining employment among production/operator and clerical workers accounts for virtually all of the observed decline over time in the 1-digit middle-skill occupations (defined as those between the professional/managerial and the various service occupations)8.
Internationally, occupational distributions are similar.
Distinct differences are also evident in occupational distributions.
Inequitable occupational distributions by geographical location and by gender constitute the main areas of health policy concern for many countries.
Based on national census data, the age and occupational distributions in Hisayama have been almost identical to those across Japan since the 1960s [ 19].
The age and occupational distributions, and nutritional intake of the population were similar to those of Japan as a whole based on data from the national census and nutrition survey [ 30, 31].
