Unfortunately, this strong identity has a downside in that it greatly raises adjustment costs, should a different organizational form be needed in the future.
By raising labor adjustment costs, strict employment protection legislation is likely to push firms towards two main strategies: make greater use of temporary employment to increase the overall adaptability of the workforce to changes in demand and/or re-train their internal workforce.
If we also make the additional assumption that these technological and market driven differences in the demand for job reallocation carry over to other countries, we can test whether firms belonging to different industry-size cells with different propensity for job reallocation react differently to employment regulations that raise adjustment costs.
Given there is no expectation that the cash rate will be raised, any adjustment will be to cut the rates.
This raises the adjustment factor for emigration from Poland from 10.64 (Table 4) to 18.31 (Table 5), while at the same time, the adjustment factor for Polish emigration to Germany and the UK falls to 7.69 (i.e., 18.31 × 0.42).
Including a constraint for this flow raises the adjustment factor for Poland's reported flow from Germany by a factor of 1.74 (i.e., the adjustment factor of 14.25 is multiplied by 1.74 to get 24.80).
Chamberlain said recently that he made a very slight mechanical adjustment: raising his hands a bit in his set before going into his windup.
Each adjustment — raising the maximum price of a house that would qualify for home-buying funds, or raising the income cap for buyers — opens the assistance program to more people.
It's financially sound, and with a minor adjustment (raising the payroll cap will do it) it will be financially sound forever.
If your bass has individual saddle height adjusting screws, make general action adjustments by raising or lowering the entire bridge, then make your final adjustments by changing the height of the individual string saddles.
According to this practice, musical notation appears to conform strictly to the system of church modes but presupposes that the performer makes certain adjustments by raising or lowering a note through the insertion of a sharp or flat.
