英語 での Labor mobility の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Labor Mobility.
That brings us to labor mobility.
With increased labor mobility, Euroland will be closer to being an optimum currency area.
That's not a problem of labor mobility.
Labor mobility has also been important to the capacity of the American economy to adapt to changing conditions.
Optimum currency area theory started with Mundell, who emphasized labor mobility.
Table 2 shows the result when defining labor mobility from China to other countries as an explained variable.
One major unexplored area of globalization where barriersare still very large is labor mobility.
Labor mobility has additionally been vital to the capacity of the American economy to adapt to altering situations.
He estimates that removing restrictions on labor mobility would increase global GDP by 50 percent to 150 percent.
Temporary labor mobility schemes would regularize something that is already happening, but informally and with much greater damage to labor markets and countries.
Eliminating policy barriers to international labor mobility would increase global wealth by between 50-150% of world GDP pg.
The removal of legal barriers to the movement of workers created a single labor market,but linguistic and cultural differences make American-style labor mobility unachievable.
If all barriers to labor mobility were to be removed, world GDP would increase in the range of 50% to 150%.
Issues of business travel mobility, cross-border education, tourism facilitation,and skilled labor mobility will be addressed under this pillar.
In this model, labor mobility between industries is possible while capital is immobile between industries in the short-run.
The reason this has nothappened is that Japan has such poor labor mobility, which keeps the labor market's check function from working.
Because of low labor mobility due to relatively widespread lifetime employment, wages of regular employees in Japan tend to reflect labor market conditions only insufficiently.
Moreover, new jobs requiring new skills created in thepost-crisis economy should be supported by labor mobility to ensure that their skills are needed.
But might have hindered labor mobility from declining industries to ascendant industries and/or from inefficient firms to efficient firms, which is essential if an economy is to overcome a major structural adjustment.
The Government of Japan recognizes the importance of the defined contribution pension system in terms of securing income for the elderly,promoting labor mobility, investment education, a renewed emphasis on retirement planning.
Labor mobility 1 is the general term that covers not only an individual's changes of occupation 2 under the name of occupational mobility 3 but also job mobility 4, or changes of employer, and industrial mobility 5, or changes of industry.
Eliminating policy barriers to international labor mobility would increase global wealth by between 50-150% of world GDP pg.
Finding new homes for all refugees identified by UNHCR as needing resettlement; and expanding the opportunities for refugees to relocate to other countries through,for example, labor mobility or education schemes.
Third, as labor market reforms proceed, the higher labor mobility discussed earlier should change the Phillips curve relationship.
The event was officially opened by Mr. Svetozar Petrov, Manager of JobTiger, Ms. Elka Dimitrova,Director of Management Policy of the Labor Market and Labor Mobility in the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy and Mr. Ivaylo Peev, Director"Corporate solutions"in MetLife.
The key areas of opportunity identified by Pacific Possible include new source markets in tourism;greater labor mobility between Pacific countries, Australia and New Zealand; improved information communications and technology affordability and access; and higher incomes from more sustainable use of fisheries.
Tatsuo Hatta and Shinya Ouchi published“Severance Payment and Labor Mobility-- A Comparative Study of Taiwan and Japan”(Hatta, Tatsuo and Ouchi, Shinya Eds.) from Springer.