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The Economic Multiplier Impacts Of Biopharmaceutical Related Industries In Massachusetts On Outputs, Earnings, And Employment In The Overall State Economy, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin, Paulo Tobar, Sheila Palma
The Economic Multiplier Impacts Of Biopharmaceutical Related Industries In Massachusetts On Outputs, Earnings, And Employment In The Overall State Economy, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin, Paulo Tobar, Sheila Palma
Sheila Palma
No abstract provided.
The Annual Earnings Of Workers In Biopharmaceutical Industries Of Massachusetts And The U.S.: A Comparative Assessment, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Meredith Franks, Sheila Palma
The Annual Earnings Of Workers In Biopharmaceutical Industries Of Massachusetts And The U.S.: A Comparative Assessment, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Meredith Franks, Sheila Palma
Sheila Palma
No abstract provided.
An Assessment Of The Labor Market, Income, Health, Social, Civic And Fiscal Consequences Of Dropping Out Of High School: Findings For Massachusetts And Bristol County Adults In The 21st Century, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin, Sheila Palma
An Assessment Of The Labor Market, Income, Health, Social, Civic And Fiscal Consequences Of Dropping Out Of High School: Findings For Massachusetts And Bristol County Adults In The 21st Century, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin, Sheila Palma
Sheila Palma
No abstract provided.
The Adult Disabled Population (16-74) In Massachusetts: Its Size And Demographic/Socioeconomic Composition In 2003-2004, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Paulo Tobar, Sheila Palma
The Adult Disabled Population (16-74) In Massachusetts: Its Size And Demographic/Socioeconomic Composition In 2003-2004, Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Paulo Tobar, Sheila Palma
Sheila Palma
During the fall of 2005, leaders of the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, including the Commissioner Elmer Bartels, met with staff from the Center for Labor Market Studies and the Commonwealth Corporation to discuss the feasibility of conducting research on the disabled population in the state of Massachusetts and the New England region to improve our knowledge base on the size and characteristics of the disabled population of the state, their geographic locations across the state, their labor market experiences and problems, and their personal and familial economic well-being. During the past few months, research staff within the Center for Labor Market …
Recent Employment Developments And Projected Employment Trends In Biopharmaceutical-Related Industries And Occupations In Massachusetts And The U.S., Paulo Tobar, Andrew Sum, Sheila Palma
Recent Employment Developments And Projected Employment Trends In Biopharmaceutical-Related Industries And Occupations In Massachusetts And The U.S., Paulo Tobar, Andrew Sum, Sheila Palma
Sheila Palma
No abstract provided.
The Economic, Labor Market, And Fiscal Performance And Impacts Of The Biopharmaceutical Industries Of Massachusetts (Research Summary), Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin, Paulo Tobar, Sheila Palma
The Economic, Labor Market, And Fiscal Performance And Impacts Of The Biopharmaceutical Industries Of Massachusetts (Research Summary), Andrew Sum, Ishwar Khatiwada, Joseph Mclaughlin, Paulo Tobar, Sheila Palma
Sheila Palma
This executive summary provides a brief overview of findings from a comprehensive series of research papers on a wide array of analyses of the employment, output, research and development expenditures, profitability, and multiplier effects of biopharmaceutical industries as well as the demographic characteristics of their workforce, their occupations, earnings, and net fiscal contributions to national, state, and local governments.