Learning by trading and the returns to human capital in developing countries (Английский) | Всемирный банк
Recent evidence shows that the returns to labor and the skill premium both increase in developing countries after trade liberalization, despite the low skill content of their exports. The author explains this apparent puzzle by arguing that trade increases... Подробнее + Recent evidence shows that the returns to labor and the skill premium both increase in developing countries after trade liberalization, despite the low skill content of their exports. The author explains this apparent puzzle by arguing that trade increases technology transfers from industrial to developing countries and that the transfer technology is biased in favor of skilled labor. The relative demand for skilled labor increases during the transition following liberalization, and so the gains enjoyed by skilled labor are temporary, even in the absence of supply responses. The gains become longer lasting when the transferred technology is also skill based. Менее подробно –
Автор Pissarides, Christopher A;
Номер отчета 77240
Дата раскрытия информации 2013/05/14
Название документа Learning by trading and the returns to human capital in developing countries
skilled labor;capital good;constant elasticity of substitution function;Technology Transfer;rate of growth;relative demand;production technology;higher level of technology ... Подробнее + marginal product of labor;production of consumption good;wage inequality;wage differential;industrial country;factor of production;steady state;transfer of technology;state of technology;effects on wage;effect of trade;demand for labor; Менее подробно –
Темы Макроэкономика и экономический рост; Промышленность; Охрана труда и социальная защита;
Подтемы Социальный анализ; Качество жизни и досуга; Национальное управление; Государственная политика; Рынки труда; Международная торговля и правила ведения торговли; Молодёжь и государственное управление; Сельские рынки труда;
Ссылка на источник The World Bank economic review. -- Vol. 11, no. 1 (January 1997), pp. 17-32
Официальная версия (PDF) , 16 Страницы 1.27 mb
Learning by trading and the returns to human capital in developing countries (Английский) | Всемирный банк
Recent evidence shows that the returns to labor and the skill premium both increase in developing countries after trade liberalization, despite the low skill content of their exports. The author explains this apparent puzzle by arguing that trade increases... Подробнее + Recent evidence shows that the returns to labor and the skill premium both increase in developing countries after trade liberalization, despite the low skill content of their exports. The author explains this apparent puzzle by arguing that trade increases technology transfers from industrial to developing countries and that the transfer technology is biased in favor of skilled labor. The relative demand for skilled labor increases during the transition following liberalization, and so the gains enjoyed by skilled labor are temporary, even in the absence of supply responses. The gains become longer lasting when the transferred technology is also skill based. Менее подробно –
Автор Pissar
ides, Christopher A;
Номер отчета 77240
Дата раскрытия информации 2013/05/14
Название документа Learning by trading and the returns to human capital in developing countries
skilled labor;capital good;constant elasticity of substitution function;Technology Transfer;rate of growth;relative demand;production technology;higher level of technology ... Подробнее + marginal product of labor;production of consumption good;wage inequality;wage differential;industrial country;factor of production;steady state;transfer of technology;state of technology;effects on wage;effect of trade;demand for labor; Менее подробно –
Темы Макроэкономика и экономический рост; Промышленность; Охрана труда и социальная защита;
Подтемы Социальный анализ; Качество жизни и досуга; Национальное управление; Государственная политика; Рынки труда; Международная торговля и правила ведения торговли; Молодёжь и государственное управление; Сельские рынки труда;
Ссылка на источник The World Bank economic review. -- Vol. 11, no. 1 (January 1997), pp. 17-32
Официальная версия (PDF) , 16 Страницы 1.27 mb