rationalisation and new work organisation which therefore can destroy jobs,
whereas product innovation is related to the creation of new job opportunities. An earlier
investigation for West German manufacturing [...] empirical evidence for the often-quoted statement that
the introduction of process innovations destroys jobs in the enterprise.
* We would like to thank [...] process innovation is ‘labour saving’
because it increases labour productivity. Product innovation has ‘job creating’ effects as the production of new or
better products needs more employees.
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especially for longer forecast horizons. Moreover, it is obvious that the SEECM
does a better job the better the forecaster's predictive abilities with regard to the exogenous
variables.
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especially for longer forecast horizons. Moreover, it is obvious that the SEECM
does a better job the better the forecaster's predictive abilities with regard to the exogenous
variables.
Table
finding solutions
● Fireside chat with another experienced teacher (full-time professor) on this job profile and teaching
activities
Examination:
E-Learning unit
Literature:
Kerres
investment, too, and Garibaldi (1997) gets evidence of asymmetric effects of monetary policy on job destruction and job creation. I find that for Germany asymmetry is not a general phenomenon, but mainly affects [...] cs, Vol. 19, pp. 471-493
s1 Garibaldi, P. (1997), The Asymmetric Effects of Monetary Policy on Job Creation and Destruction, IMF Working Paper No. 97/57, Washington
s1 Gonzalez Minguez, J.M. (1997)
especially for longer forecast horizons. Moreover, it is obvious that the SEECM
does a better job the better the forecaster's predictive abilities with regard to the exogenous
variables.
Table