Sectoral employment effects of trade and productivity in Europe

Filip Abraham · Ellen Brock

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The impact of trade and technology in the European case is assessed. A framework is developed which incorporates employment effects of (i) export expansion (ii) import competition and (iii) labour-saving productivity improvements. In this context, evidence is found for the hypothesis that international trade induces adjustments in technology.

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