This paper focuses on the role of structural transformation in creating ‘good jobs’ that provide middleclass wages in Indonesia. Labor productivity growth results from improvements in productivity within sectors of the economy, as well as from structural transformation – the shift of capital and labor to more productive sectors. Building on McMillan and Rodrik (2011) and McMillan, Rodrik and Sepulveda (2017), the authors disaggregate labor productivity...
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2020/02/14
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Structural Transformation and Labor Productivity in Indonesia : Where are All the Good Jobs?
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Gil Sander,Frederico; Yoong,Pui Shen.
Structural Transformation and Labor Productivity in Indonesia : Where are All the Good Jobs? (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/662461630655839357