search query: @indexterm SKILLED WORKERS / total: 117
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94.
Deciphering Prometheus: Temporal change in the skill level of work
American Sociological Review
1983 : DEC, VOL. 48:6, p. 824-837
 1983 Spenner, K. I.
95.
Changes in the international distribution of resources and their impact on U.S. comparative advantage.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1983 : AUG, VOL. 65:3, p. 402-414
 1983 Bowen, H. P.
96.
The course of wage differentials between skilled and nonskilled manual workers in Britain between 1856 and 1964.
British Journal of Industrial Relations
1983 : MAR, VOL. 21:1, p. 69-90
 1983 Penn, R.
97.
Industrial transformation and the decline of craft: the decomposition of skill in the printing industry, 1931-1978.
American Sociological Review
1982 : JUN, VOL. 47:3, p. 307-324
 1982 Wallace, M.
Kalleberg, A. L.
98.
Workers and machines: Dimensions and determinants of technical relations in the workplace.
American Sociological Review
1982 : APR, VOL. 47:2, p. 175-188
 1982 Baron, J. N.
Bielby, W. T.
99.
Substitution between production labor and other inputs in unionized and non unionized manufacturing.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1982 : MAY, VOL. 64:2, p. 220-233
 1982 Freeman, R. B.
Medoff, J. L.
100.
Is there a shortage of skilled labour?
British Journal of Industrial Relations
1982 : JUL, VOL. 20:2, p. 195-200
 1982 Oliver, J. M.
Turton, J. R.
101.
Research report - skill loss, 2. : An experiment with engineering apprentices.
Journal of European Industrial Training
1982 : VOL. 6:1, p. 3-7
 1982 Annett, J.
Wilson, J.
102.
Research report - skill loss, part 1: Opinion and experiment.
Journal of European Industrial Training
1981 : Vol. 5:7, p. 2-6
 1981 Annett, J.
Wilson, J.
Piech, J.
103.
Technological progress and the skill differential.
Economic Journal
1981 : DEC, VOL. 91:364, p. 998-1005
 1981 Hughes, J. J.
Perlman, R.
Das, S. P.
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