Furthermore, flexible labor markets and trade exposure allowed for the reallocation of labor across sectors and sped the transition toward innovative occupations.
Additional incentives could be considered [ 54], and some of this may be supported through a reallocation of funding from sectors with cost reductions (i.e., hospitals) to those with increased costs associated with caring for more complex populations (i.e., home care and nursing homes).
Reallocation index indicates the possibilities of future reallocation of sensors while retrofitting an existing design.
As expected, S1 results in a reallocation of resources from protected sectors (i, e., wheat) towards unprotected sectors such as rice and others.
What is more plausible is the idea that in recessions, there may be fewer opportunities for productivity growth through reallocation across sectors of the economy.
The EU should therefore promote skill formation and reallocation of workers in the sector, particularly in regions and communities most affected by the transition.
Underlying this is the reallocation of capital and labour from sectors that grew too fat in the boom years.These sources of drag are now diminishing.
Overbuilding of durable capital such as housing requires a reallocation of productive resources to other sectors, which is facilitated by a reduction in the interest rate.
The results for four of the cancers, bladder, leukaemia, NMSC and sinonasal, are lower than previously estimated (Rushton et al, 2008) mainly due to reallocation of some of the industry sectors from 'higher' to 'lower' exposure categories after more in-depth review of the exposures in Britain.
Increased punishment of the informal sector will encourage further reallocation of search and workers away from the informal sector, where relatively efficient search methods are used, towards the formal sector.
