Third, an individual measure generates the necessary heterogeneity in technical change across individuals that belong to the same sector that allows us to distinguish sectoral and time effects from the actual technical change faced by individuals.
We index the technical change b it by i, as two individuals in period t that work in the same sector may differ in the amount of (sectoral) technical change they are subject to if they differ in the year of entry into the labor market.
Under sectoral bargaining, employers cannot easily escape collective agreements by switching to a non-union regime while remaining in the same sector.
The same old sectoral interests – the financial industry on the right and the unions on left.
For the same reason, sectoral negotiations on agriculture and services, which WTO members will start in Geneva in January, are unlikely to make any progress.
The results of this paper clearly highlight these same three sectors as key domains for inter-sectoral action to reduce health inequalities, at least among the adult population in SA.
At the same time, local sectoral partners under the leadership of the county governor are mobilised to better plan and utilise resources for the expansion of quality basic services to meet the needs of the poor.
The same situation emerged in the sectoral share of value-added in the three sectors of the countries (see Fig. 6).
At the same time, the spread of sectoral projects in different GoK Ministries and Departments made program management cumbersome and difficult to track progress.
But the sociologist declares that even life scientists think that certain processes have to be discussed regarding their possible sectoral regulation: "Ironically, the same GE developers who once claimed that the process of GE does not matter for regulatory purposes are now arguing that changes to the engineering process justify looser regulatory scrutiny".
