Home country empoyment and foreign direct investment: evidence from the Italian case

Article Abstract:

An insight is provided on the relationship between home employment and foreign direct investment (FDI)undertaken by national firms. Evidence suggests that the impact of outward FDI on the labor intensity of domestic production is negative.

Foreign investments, Foreign direct investment

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Trends in employment and the employment elasticity in manufacturing, 1971-92: an international comparison

Article Abstract:

Employment elasticity is determined by the way the results of output growth are divided between employment growth and wage growth. It provides a clear idea of the labor market outcome leaning to one or the other of these two interests.

Wages, Wages and salaries, Salary

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Work for all those who want it? Why the neoclassical labor supply curve is an inappropriate foundation for the theory of employment and unemployment

Article Abstract:

A study critically evaluating the usage of neoclassical labor supply curve as a factor in the theory of employment and unemployment is presented.

Unemployment, Evaluation, Economics, Labor supply, Labor force, Labour force, Economic theory

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