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How does the gig economy affect the demand and supply of labour? More so the shifts and how these increase/decreases happens.
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The gig economy is one with the prevalence of short-term contracts or freelance work as opposed to permanent jobs soo I'm assuming that the demand for labour will shift inwards?
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(Original post by khaxx)
The gig economy is one with the prevalence of short-term contracts or freelance work as opposed to permanent jobs soo I'm assuming that the demand for labour will shift inwards?
The gig economy is one with the prevalence of short-term contracts or freelance work as opposed to permanent jobs soo I'm assuming that the demand for labour will shift inwards?
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(Original post by ninja24)
True But how?, and would supply also shift in?
True But how?, and would supply also shift in?
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Outward shift in the supply of labour as the gig economy improves flexibility for workers previously unable to participate in the labour market, e.g. parents can arrange shifts around school times to mitigate childcare issues
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(Original post by khaxx)
ngl idk hopefully someone else sees this and has answer lmfao. what spec is this because for OCR I don't think you need to show it diagrammatically
ngl idk hopefully someone else sees this and has answer lmfao. what spec is this because for OCR I don't think you need to show it diagrammatically
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(Original post by khaxx)
ngl idk hopefully someone else sees this and has answer lmfao. what spec is this because for OCR I don't think you need to show it diagrammatically
ngl idk hopefully someone else sees this and has answer lmfao. what spec is this because for OCR I don't think you need to show it diagrammatically
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(Original post by user323456)
Outward shift in the supply of labour as the gig economy improves flexibility for workers previously unable to participate in the labour market, e.g. parents can arrange shifts around school times to mitigate childcare issues
Outward shift in the supply of labour as the gig economy improves flexibility for workers previously unable to participate in the labour market, e.g. parents can arrange shifts around school times to mitigate childcare issues
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(Original post by ninja24)
Yeah you don't have to for OCR but my teacher said explaining the demand/supply of labour effects gets top marks so I wanted some guidance on it, thank you though.
Yeah you don't have to for OCR but my teacher said explaining the demand/supply of labour effects gets top marks so I wanted some guidance on it, thank you though.
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