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Chipping away at labour: microelectronics and employment in canada; technical report

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  • Rahn RJ.

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Working paper developing an economic model for determining employment and labour productivity impacts of microelectronics technological change in Canada - describes model variables including labour force projections, labour intensiveness, input output analysis, etc., considers model results and sensivity tests, and concludes that for the short term there is a tendency to decreased employment opportunities as a result of increased productivity. Bibliography pp. 62 and 63, diagram and statistical tables.

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  • Rahn RJ., 1982. "Chipping away at labour: microelectronics and employment in canada; technical report," ILO Working Papers 992179303402676, International Labour Organization.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:992179303402676
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