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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Wage stagnation"”.
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Designing feminist pensions policies: a feminist institutional analysis of the interrelationships between structure, agency and gendered pension outcomes in the UK
… institutional analysis of how changes such as wage stagnation, student loans and property ownership affect women’s financial futures. In the second stage, I investigate how women exercise agency within the structural environment, identifying enabling and constraining factors and arising policy …
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Acquiring Expertise and Societal Productivity in a World of Artificial Intelligence
… significantly affect immediate post-promotion wages, it negatively impacts wages one and two years after promotion, suggesting potential wage stagnation or reduction. Additionally, technological influx initially increases promotion likelihood and stabilizes employee retention, though …
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Home is where the heart is : trauma-informed practices, fraught transitions to housing, and radical hope among those fighting homelessness in Boston
… and include housing market inefficiencies, wage stagnation, a diminished social safety net, social reproduction theory, racism, and the financial and power inequalities of capitalism. Second, homelessness is traumatic, including five categories of trauma: trauma wrought by power …
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Attitudes Toward Immigrants and Immigration Policy in the United States: A Structural Approach
… shift in the national origins of immigrants, and wage stagnation and economic restructuring occurring as immigrants arrive. In many ways, the recent American response to immigration can be characterized as negative. Such social trends underpin the overarching research question: What factors …
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Biased Technical Change, Institutional Shift, and the Functional Distribution of Income: Who Benefits from Economic Growth?
… changes that have altered the employment and wage structure of advanced economies: deindustrialization and labor market polarization. By focusing on the case of the US, this thesis provides an empirical and theoretical review of the dynamics behind structural change and its effect on the …