Global work force 2000: the new world labor market.

作者: William B. Johnston

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摘要: Just as there are global markets for products, technology, and capital, managers must now think of one labor. Over the next 15 years, human once most stationary factor in production, will cross national borders with greater ease. Driving globalization labor is a growing imbalance between world's supply demand. While developed world accounts gross domestic product, its share work force shrinking. Meanwhile, developing countries, quickly expanding many young people approach working age women join paid great numbers. The quality that also rising countries like Brazil China generate proportions college graduates. Developing nations combine their young, educated workers investor-friendly policies could leapfrog into new industries. South Korea, Taiwan, Poland, Hungary particularly well positioned such growth. And industrialized keep barriers to immigration low be able tap resources sustain economic United States some European have best chance encouraging immigration, while Japan trouble overcoming cultural language barriers.

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