Indonesian Labour in Transition: An East Asian Success Story?Cambridge University Press, 28 mar. 1998 - 323 pagini The book deals with the transformation of labour markets in Indonesia over 30 years of New Order government under President Soeharto. It traces the impact of rapid economic growth on employment, wages and labour productivity in an initially poor labour surplus economy. Key elements of the process include a growing industrial and informal sector work force, rising labour incomes, increasing mobility of rural labour, regional integration and greater female participation in the economy. |
Cuprins
international | 12 |
4 | 14 |
Contrasting patterns of economic development and labour | 19 |
A framework for analysing labour market transformation | 33 |
economic growth development strategies | 39 |
a remarkable record | 45 |
4 | 71 |
the formalinformal sector | 84 |
Regional labour market integration | 155 |
5 | 156 |
7 | 164 |
pressing problems? | 172 |
urban and rural Indonesia 1992 | 177 |
Protecting and controlling workers in a labour surplus | 199 |
regress or progress? | 231 |
and 1990 | 242 |
7 | 101 |
1A Change in the structure of employment in Java and | 113 |
Wage growth in a labour surplus economy? | 115 |
2 | 126 |
3 | 144 |
Urban labour markets and urbanrural links | 148 |
33 | 246 |
45 | 261 |
Rapid economic growth and labour outcomes | 275 |
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Termeni și expresii frecvente
activities agricultural employment cent per annum Central Java contrast decline developing economies early earnings East Java educated employees employment growth especially expansion firms growth rates higher households impact income increase Indonesia informal sector investment JABOTABEK Jakarta kretek labour demand labour force growth Labour Force Survey labour market labour productivity labour supply labour-intensive less-educated levels Lower secondary major sector Malaysia males Manpower ment minimum wages modern sector National Labour Force nomic non-agricultural employment non-oil export non-wage North Sumatra oil boom period Outer Islands participation rates population Primary provinces rapidly real wage relatively RGDP rose rural areas S-sector Soeharto Source South Korea structure substantial Sumatra Taiwan tertiary textiles Thailand tion total employment trends underemployment unemployed unemployment rates Upper secondary urban areas value-added villages wage differentials wage employment wage growth wage rates wage workers West Java women workforce World Bank