Titlebook: Konkurrierende Generationen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt; Altersstrukturierung Reinhold Sackmann Book 1998 Westdeutscher Verlag GmbH, Opladen/Wiesb

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,übergangsstrukturen von Generationen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt,ssen, folgt auch die theoretische Durchdringung eines Forschungsgegenstandes nicht ausschlie?lich der Logik eines Fachgebietes.. Schon immer fanden auch au?erhalb der speziellen Soziologie ?Wirtschaftssoziologie“ wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Theoreme Eingang in die Soziologie.. Gerade die jüngsten V

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nting period (i.e. gross income minus depreciation) and how much it consumes out of that income in the same period. Capital accumulation enlarges a country’s capacity to produce goods. As we saw in Chapter 2, however, production-function studies, at least for advanced countries, cast some doubt on w

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Reinhold Sackmannrces are allocated efficiently subject to certain constraints. In our earlier discussion of resource allocation we were more concerned with the investment criteria that should be applied in the light of particular goals than with the efficiency with which resources were to be used, or whether the ap

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Reinhold Sackmannnting period (i.e. gross income minus depreciation) and how much it consumes out of that income in the same period. Capital accumulation enlarges a country’s capacity to produce goods. As we saw in Chapter 2, however, production function studies, at least for advanced countries, cast some doubt on w

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Reinhold Sackmanny years ago a course in development economics was a rare feature of an undergraduate programme in economics, and that textbooks on development were few and far between. Similarly, active public concern with the poorer nations of the world is of equally recent origin. The majority of the national and

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Reinhold Sackmannthe severity of their disability and despite their older chronological age, past the supposedly critical period of adolescence. This chapter provides empirical evidence supporting the assertion that even adults with severe and profound ID can benefit from intervention based on the triple CAB (cognit