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기술진보의 형태와 고용간 관계성에 대한 소고 = Essays on the Relationship between Employment and the Types of Technological Progress

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  • 경제각론
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  • 고용 없는 경기회복
  • 구조벡터자기회귀 모형
  • 베이지안 추정법
  • 숙련편향적 기술진보
  • 일자리 양극화
  • 정형편향적 기술진보
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' 기술진보의 형태와 고용간 관계성에 대한 소고 = Essays on the Relationship between Employment and the Types of Technological Progress' 의 참고문헌

  • 한국 노동시장의 양극화에 관한 연구 :중간일자리 및 중간임금계층을 중심으로
    전병유 『한국경제의 분석』, 제13권 2호, : 171-244 [2007]
  • 중숙련(middle-skill) 일자리의 감소가 고용 없는 경기회복에 미치는 영향에 관한 연구
    김남주 ( Nam Ju Kim ) 『노동경제논집』, 제38권 3호, : 53-95 [2015]
  • 숙련편향적 기술진보와 고용
    최강식 『산업연구원 Issue paper』, 2013-318 [2013]
  • 경제의 대외개방도 증가 및 기술진보가 숙련노동 임금프리미엄에 미친 영향
    『경제학연구』, 제62집 1호, : 91-131 [2014]
  • 「총요소생산성의 고용에 대한 영향 분석」
    박구도 조범준 『조사통계월보(Monthly Bulletin)』, 10월호, : 28-66 [2011]
  • 「요소대체성과 요소편향적 기술변화가 고학력노동 수요 결정에 미 친 영향 분석」
    문성배 홍봉표 『경제학연구』, 제52집 4호, : 63-86 [2004]
  • 「생산성 향상이 고용에 미치는 영향」
    장인성 『예산정책연구』, 제1권 1호, : 275-302 [2012]
  • 「산업별 오프쇼링 및 무역량이 임금의 숙련프리미엄에 미 치는 영향」
    권철우 이찬영 전용식 『한국경제연구』, 제31권 2호, : 97-132 [2013]
  • 「노동시장의 양극화와 정책과제 : 고용 양극화를 중심으로」
    김복순 전병유 『노 동리뷰』, 통권 제7호, : 36-51 [2005]
  • 「기술혁신과 고용 간의 관계분석 - 우리나라의 제조업을 대상으로」
    김종하 노희성 조무상 『재정정책논집』, 제16권 2호, : 103-135 [2014]
  • 「기술진보가 마찰적 실업변화에 미치는 영향」
    김병우 『한국경제연구』, 제25권 6 호, : 135-162 [2009]
  • 「구조 베이지안 벡터자기회귀 모형을 이용한 숙련편향적 기술진보의 고용효 과 분석」
    김남주 『한국경제연구』, 제33권 4호, : 93-147 [2015]
  • 「고용과 생산성 간의 관계」
    정진호 『노동리뷰』, 6월호, : 5-20 [2013]
  • 「Computerization, Occupational Choice and Job Polarization in the Korea Labor Market」
    김성민 『노동경제논집』, 제35권 1호, : 21-54 [2012]
  • “기술혁신은 고용없는 성장을 야기하는가?”
    김배근 『경제학연구』, 제60집 3호, : 93-147 [2012]
  • “개방화, 기술진보와 노동소득분배율,”
    강석훈 『한국경제연구』, 제16권 6호, : 169-196 [2006]
  • ‘숙련노동 임금프리미엄 변동요인에 대한 문헌연구’
    김영준 손종칠 『국제금융연 구』, 제2권 2호, : 43-67 [2012]
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