Sentences with phrase «labor mobility»

They include high levels of labor mobility, high levels of capital mobility, a system of transfers that shares risks across the region, and coordinated business cycles.

Enforcing the residency system nationally could severely limit labor mobility in China.

And on both counts it was obvious that Europe fell far short of the U.S. example, with limited labor mobility and virtually no fiscal integration.

If labor mobility in China slows dramatically, growth rates in different parts of the country would diverge even more than they have already, rather than converge.

Removing barriers to internal labor mobility and trade are important elements of this strategy — both to bring people with important skills to the areas where the jobs are, and to bring more jobs to people that are not living in the resource - rich areas.

The trend worries economists because new businesses play a vital role in creating jobs, improving productivity and spurring economic growth; some researchers believe the decline in entrepreneurship, and in other measures of economic dynamism such as labor mobility, could be part of the reason the U.S. has experienced such a slow bounceback from the past two recessions.

This self - reinforcing process could just as easily reverse itself, with slow growth encouraging officials to restrict labor mobility, weakening the transmission of monetary policy and slowing growth even further.

They are separated by culture, language (which impedes labor mobility, resulting in semipermanent labor productivity disparity between countries — think Greece and Germany),...

Renting, rather than owning a home, has positive implications for labor mobility, argues Harvard professor Jeffrey Frankel in a May 29th article posted on the Project Syndicate website, headlined «The Case Against Subsidizing Housing Debt.»

This is a clear step towards a more sustained labor mobility package which had been proposed in the Migration agenda which sought to convert the migration crisis into a «well - managed resource» mindful of the long term demographic challenges facing the EU as a whole.

I predicted strong multifamily fundamentals because of large numbers of homeowner defections (including foreclosures), the high cost of home ownership, labor mobility favoring renting and massive Echo Boomer demographics creating millions of additional households over the next decade.

This change would impact trade up buyers, job movers, divorcees, and those in the military, retarding labor mobility and exacerbating historically low supplies.

More tellingly, in an era of labor mobility and global competition, our national economic well - being is threatened by the weakness of many state education systems.

If labor mobility is restricted, in other words, it'll be harder to control the upsurge in debt.

This caused a sharp increase in labor mobility, which made monetary policy more effective and, in turn, encouraged even more rapid growth.

this week the Minister of Finance held his seventh National Policy Retreat with business, academic and other «experts» to discuss job creation and economic growth, particularly «issues» related to «skill shortages, labor mobility, internal trade and promoting investment in Canada.»

Labor mobility is going to be affected.

Instead of breaking down local communities in the interest of capital and labor mobility, the alternative would be to work for the economic health of local communities.

In summary, optimum currency area theory suggested two big things to look at — labor mobility and fiscal integration.

Koedel, Ni, Podgursky, and Xiang liken the costs associated with switching between pension systems to a tariff, «Rather than promoting free trade and labor mobility, the pension plans effectively are imposing a tariff on the import or export of human capital between» the separate pension systems.

5) Labor mobility is limited when housing prices fall.

Despite Mr. Dolge's progressive ideas and his best intentions, the plan proved largely unsuccessful since it required a worker to spend many years in continuous employment with the company, and labor mobility, then as now, meant that relatively few workers spend their whole working career with one company.