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The impact of labor market reforms on firm training for nonregular and regular workers
Hyejin Ko,
Andrew Weaver
School of Labor and Employment Relations
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Keyphrases
Adaptation
16%
Assure
16%
Difference-in-differences Methodology
16%
Differential Rate
16%
Employer-provided Training
16%
Employers
50%
Equal Access
16%
Firm-sponsored Training
100%
High Probability
16%
Human Capital
16%
Job Quality
16%
Job Training
16%
Korean Labor Market
16%
Labor Market Characteristics
16%
Labor Market Reforms
100%
Legislative Intent
16%
Negative Effects
16%
Non-regular Workers
100%
Non-standard Employment
16%
Payment System
16%
Performance Pay
16%
Policy Response
16%
Post-reform
16%
Regular Workers
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Difference-In-Differences
33%
Employer-Provided Training
33%
Human Capital
33%
Labor Market
33%
Labor Market Reform
100%
Performance Pay
33%