Sentence examples for occupational structure from inspiring English sources

Job polarization typically reflects a declining share of "medium-level" occupations in the occupational structure, and increasing shares of "low-level" and "high-level" occupations.

This implies that Spain has experienced an almost direct shift in the occupational structure from pre-Fordist agricultural occupations to post-Fordist service occupations.

In this situation unskilled occupations are springboards towards better positions in the occupational structure and do not have the potential to coagulate into a new social class.

Mundra (2012) focuses on immigrant occupational structure, finding that higher shares of migrants in professional occupations significantly increases trade flows between the US and trading partner countries.

Its occupational structure is also narrow.

This occupational structure, therefore, presents the main object of economic analysis.

The number of individuals involved in the agricultural sector, on the other hand, declined but exceeded 1,250,000 in 1921 and thus made up a still important component of the occupational structure of the country.

Greater social mobility has resulted from changes in the occupational structure, typified by an increase in the relative number of white-collar and professional occupations, with a decrease in the less-skilled and manual occupations.

"Even in the presumably very favourable context of a period of sustained economic growth and of major change in the form of occupational structure," he concluded, "the general underlying processes of intergenerational class mobility – or immobility – have apparently been little altered and indeed have, if anything, tended in certain respects to generate still greater inequalities in life chances".

Thus, the measure should compare the current occupational structure of a country to the typical recent occupational structure of the same country.

E.g., the JPI for 2002 is based on the occupational structure in 2002 compared to the average occupational structure in 1997 2001.