This paper analyzes relationships between employee training and employment at the firm level acknowledging that firms are a main agent of job creation. It aims to identify if firms can create jobs by investing in manpower, not in machines or facilities. It also tries to consider spillover effect between firms. In this paper, a spillover effect between firms is defined as the effect of one firm’s advanced employee skill level on another firm’s increase of employment. It especially separates the conglomerates(aka chaebols in Korea) from the other large enterprises and explores spillover effect from the conglomerates. Then, this research analyzes the effect of employee training by the conglomerates, which are at the topmost layer in business e...
The study aims to investigate the economic effect of firm on-the-job training using a panel data in ...
Using matched firm-worker data from Danish manufacturing, we observe firm-to-firm worker movements a...
This study examines the impact of firm-level managerial delegation on aggregate economy. First, mana...
Currently, the most important issue of the Korean economy is employment. Hereupon, while employment ...
Agglomeration and workplace training: knowledge spillovers versus poaching. Regional Studies. The pa...
Internal sharing of managerial talents is a prevalent practice of human resource management in an or...
This paper analyzes the role of the employers’ education on the spread of temporary contracts. Tak...
While there has been a large empirical literature on productivity spillovers from foreign to domesti...
Non-standard employment is a contradictive phenomenon. Many firms adopt various forms of non-standar...
International audienceSmall firms are said to produce more entrepreneurs than larger ones (“small fi...
In this paper, we first estimate firms' total factor productivity by differentiating marginal contri...
Based on a microeconometric evaluation, this paper investigates the handling of the issue of trainin...
167 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1985.In order to analyze economic ...
This paper asks two questions. 1) Do multinational enterprises (MNEs) present different patterns of ...
Private sector R&D is largely concentrated in a few multinational companies (MNCs). The mobility...
The study aims to investigate the economic effect of firm on-the-job training using a panel data in ...
Using matched firm-worker data from Danish manufacturing, we observe firm-to-firm worker movements a...
This study examines the impact of firm-level managerial delegation on aggregate economy. First, mana...
Currently, the most important issue of the Korean economy is employment. Hereupon, while employment ...
Agglomeration and workplace training: knowledge spillovers versus poaching. Regional Studies. The pa...
Internal sharing of managerial talents is a prevalent practice of human resource management in an or...
This paper analyzes the role of the employers’ education on the spread of temporary contracts. Tak...
While there has been a large empirical literature on productivity spillovers from foreign to domesti...
Non-standard employment is a contradictive phenomenon. Many firms adopt various forms of non-standar...
International audienceSmall firms are said to produce more entrepreneurs than larger ones (“small fi...
In this paper, we first estimate firms' total factor productivity by differentiating marginal contri...
Based on a microeconometric evaluation, this paper investigates the handling of the issue of trainin...
167 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1985.In order to analyze economic ...
This paper asks two questions. 1) Do multinational enterprises (MNEs) present different patterns of ...
Private sector R&D is largely concentrated in a few multinational companies (MNCs). The mobility...
The study aims to investigate the economic effect of firm on-the-job training using a panel data in ...
Using matched firm-worker data from Danish manufacturing, we observe firm-to-firm worker movements a...
This study examines the impact of firm-level managerial delegation on aggregate economy. First, mana...