13 research outputs found
A channeling investigation of the structural modifications in uranium dioxide submitted to swift-ion irradiation and aqueous corrosion
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Quasiepitaxial Growth of a Monoclinic Phase on UO2 Single Crystals upon Leaching in H2O.
No full textAbstract not availableJRC.E-Institute for Transuranium Elements (Karlsruhe
Hierarchical Structure, Rewards and Incentives in a Large Corporation: The Early Managerial Experience of Saint-Gobain, 1872–1912
No full textPredicting moisture content and density distribution of Scots pine by microwave scanning of sawn timber II: evaluation of models generated on a pixel level
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The Impact Of New Technologies On Wages: Lessons From Matching Panels On Employees And On Their Firms
No full textWe study the impact on New Technologies (NT) on wages using a panel that matches data on individuals and on their firms. In his article on the same topic, Krueger (1993) did not give a definitive answer to the following question: if workers who use NT are better paid, is it because they are abler or because NT increases their productivity. We try to provide an answer to this question. Comparing cross-section estimates and individual fixed-effect estimates, we show that computer-based new technologies are used by abler workers. These workers learn and become more productive when they get more experienced with these NT. In terns of wage differentials, the introduction of computer-based NT contributes to a small increase. The use of firm-level data does not modify these conclusions.Wage, New Technologies, Computers JEL Classification: J31, 533, 033,
Atelectasias redondas nodulares: apariencia en tomografĂa computarizada y resonancia magnĂ©tica
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