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Minimax estimation in linear models

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Drygas H., University of Kassel
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica
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1993
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vol. 132
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Bezzatrudnieniowy wzrost gospodarczy - przykład Polski

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Jadamus-Hacura M., Melich-Iwanek K.
Studia Ekonomiczne
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2014
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vol. 203
79-90
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Economic growth is one of the conditions that contribute to the labour market. It is dependent primarily on the productivity of physical capital and human capital. With a high rate of growth of labour productivity, economic growth is at zero or negative growth rate of employment. This phenomenon in the literature is referred to as jobless growth. The article contained the results of a study on this phenomenon on the Polish labour market. The subject of the analysis was the relationship between GDP growth and jobs in the corporate sector in Poland and their variation in selected sections of the national economy, 1997-2011. Studies have shown that the growth in the Polish economy is jobless. Taken was also an attempt to demonstrate that under these conditions, there is a phenomenon of hysteresis.
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