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Other working papers and discussion series
  • 'The steadiness of migration plans and expected length of stay: based on a recent survey of Romanian migrants in Italy' (by Michael Landesmann and Isilda Mara), NORFACE MIGRATION Discussion Paper, No. 2013-07, January 2013
    http://www.norface-migration.org/publ_uploads/NDP_07_13.pdf
  • 'Surveying Romanian migrants in Italy before and after EU accession: migration plans, labour market features and social inclusion' (by Isilda Mara), NORFACE MIGRATION Discussion Paper, No. 2012-24, August 2012
    http://www.norface-migration.org/publ_uploads/NDP_24_12.pdf
  • 'Offshoring and Labour Markets' (by Neil Foster), FIW Spezial, Nr. 3, April 2012
    http://www.fiw.ac.at/fileadmin/Documents/Publikationen/Spezial/3.FIW-Special_Offshoring%20and%20Labour%20Markets_final.pdf
  • 'Labour supply modelling in Italy when Minimum Income Scheme is an option' (by Isilda Mara and Edlira Narazani), EUROMOD Working Papers, No. EM6/08, 2008
    https://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/publications/working-papers/euromod/em6-08.pdf
WP89 Manufacturing Productivity: Effects of Service Sector Innovations and Institutions
(by Neil Foster, Johannes Pöschl and Robert Stehrer)
wiiw Working Paper No. 89, July 2012
15 pages including 5 Tables
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A major international transmission channel of productivity increases is trade in intermediate products and services. This paper analyses international rent spillovers at the industry level and for the first time investigates effects from the service sector in this international framework. The World Input-Output Database (WIOD) allows us to improve over the traditional approach of using trade in intermediates in the estimation of international spillovers by making use of input-output linkages between industries in different countries. Our results using this novel approach confirm the productivi...more

WP58 The Importance of Labour Mobility for Spillovers across Industries
(by Neil Foster and Johannes Pöschl)
wiiw Working Paper No. 58, October 2009
33 pages including 8 Tables
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This paper addresses the link between productivity and labour mobility. The hypothesis tested in the paper is that technology is transmitted across industries through the movement of skilled workers embodying human capital. The embodied knowledge is then diffused within the new environment creating spillovers and leading to productivity improvements. A theoretical framework is presented wherein productivity growth is modelled through knowledge acquisition with respect to labour mobility. The empirical estimates confirm the existence of positive cross-sectoral knowledge spillovers and indicate ...more

LMS3_IT Labour Mobility - Country Report - Italy
(by Mattia Makovec)
in: Labour Mobility - Country Reports, Labour Mobility Study
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This study analyses the implications for the Italian labour market of the recent dramatic upsurge in immigration from the New Member States and the Candidate Countries after the 2004 and 2007 enlargement within the context of the current Italian immigration policy. The study documents the most salient features of the immigrant population before and after the enlargement with respect to demographic characteristics, skill structure, labour market participation, occupational sector, underscoring the main differences and similarities within immigrants subgroups (New Member States vs. Candidate Cou...more

LMS1 Labour Mobility - Final Study
(by Timo Baas, Iskra Beleva, Simone Bertoli, Tito Boeri, Herbert Brücker, Andreas Damelang, Laetitia Duval, Agnieszka Fihel, Andreas Hauptmann, Peter Huber, Anna Iara, Artjoms Ivlevs, Elke J. Jahn, Pawel Kaczmarczyk, Zaiga Krisjane, Michael Landesmann, Joanna Mackiewicz- Lyziak, Mattia Makovec, Paola Monti, Klaus Nowotny, Marek Okólski, Sandor Richter, Richard Upward, Hermine Vidovic, Katja Wolf, Nina Wolfeil, Peter Wright and Anna Zylicz)
Labour Mobility Study
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