Economists normally think of trade as a force that reshapes the composition of employment, not its overall level.
However, it will take time for each member state to put the necessary laws into force and in just a few months, with the European elections that will reshape the composition of the EU institutions, the agreement might be re-discussed.
Mr. Trump, with his insult-laden, culturally insensitive style of campaigning, is providing fuel for the demographic trends that are already reshaping the political composition of this once-heavily Republican territory.
And all of this is happening, he adds, because "a bunch of folks" are sitting around in the offices of an almost defunct magazine "brain-storming about what they will choose to count … and not count" and thus setting in motion "a phenomenon that is reshaping the internal composition of law schools".
While the labor market impact of this supply shock seems to be negligible, the immigration episode has reshaped the ethnic composition of Spanish cities.1 Bosch et al.
Instead, high ohnolog retention rate just reshaped the family composition.
First, different from transcription factors and kinases, high duplicate retention rate after 2R-WGD didn't increase the tetraspanin family size but just reshaped the family composition.
Based on these results, we argue that a gene family which has high duplicate retention rate after WGD may not lead to the increase of family size; instead, it may just reshape the family composition.
There is an emerging global legal community that is reshaping the culture, face, contours, composition participants, skillsets, and priorities of the legal industry.
Active not just activist institutional investors are reshaping the corporate governance landscape and challenging how boards think about fundamental issues such as strategy, risk, capital allocation and board composition.
