Labour turnover has been an important research topic in social science over the past century, involving disciplines such as human resource management, industrial relations, organizational behaviour, individual and psychology, economics health sciences. This paper presents a systematic literature review of voluntary labour turnover, providing in-depth analysis 1375 studies published up to July 2...

This article is a contribution to the debate on impacts of COVID-19 crisis gender inequalities in Latin America and Caribbean, with focus women’s economic autonomy. Through review contributions feminist economics an analysis empirical evidence, it identifies deterioration indicators associated incomes their participation labour market. The sexual division deepening region, endangering scant pro...

neuroeconomics that has merged from the interaction of neuroscience, economics and psychology, is. promising new approach to understanding human behavior in economic analysis, especially as an selector (that is the fundamental issue is economics). this article illustrate the advantages of neuroeconomics and with focus on methodology of economics and ability of this branch of economic for theori...

Is the Present Pace of Economic Development Sustainable? The mainstream economics has characteristically been myopic in visualizing the relationship between human beings and the ecosphere, the surrounding in which they live, work and prosper. Man thought that everything, whether animate or inanimate, exists for him and he exists only for himself. Nature is bountiful to him; moreover, nature is ...

This paper presents a detailed survey of results from current research on the labour market effects of immigration. It argues: 1) that econometric research uniformly finds very small labour market effects of immigration; 2) that labour and trade economists have differed in their interpretation of this finding; and 3) that this difference is driven exclusively by different dimensionality assumpt...