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(Ebook) Changing Trade Pattern, ICT, and Employment: Evidence Across Countries by Sharma, Manish Kumar, Anwesha, Aditya ISBN 9780691222998, 0691222991

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Authors:Sharma, Manish Kumar, Anwesha, Aditya
Pages:20 pages.
Year:2023
Editon:1
Publisher:World Scientific Publishing Company
Language:english
File Size:0.22 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780691222998, 0691222991
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(Ebook) Changing Trade Pattern, ICT, and Employment: Evidence Across Countries by Sharma, Manish Kumar, Anwesha, Aditya ISBN 9780691222998, 0691222991

This paper examines the impact of export diversification and ICT on aggregate and skill-levelemployment for a sample of 45 and 33 countries from 1990 to 2019 and 1995 to 2019 forOECD & G20 country groups. GMM dynamic panel estimation results suggest that more product-wise concentrated exports lead to new employment opportunities overall, but not geographically diversified exports. Internet has substitution effects on overall employment whereas mobile is insignificant. A greater product-wise diversified export structure expands low-skill-intensive jobs, but greater geographical diversification expands high-skill-intensive jobs. Internet use promotes high-skill-intensive jobs but displaces low-skilled workers. Mobile is found to expand job opportunities for low-skilled workers.
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