… due to plant closures suffer from persistent earnings losses, which is in … the cost of job loss
depends on initial task usage. Displaced workers in origin jobs with high levels of social tasks …

… The task measures we use are similar to those used in the job polarization literature. … , we
find that the cost of job loss depends on initial task usage. Above mean social task usage is …

… We then combine the task usage together with the panel on job mobility … the costs of job
reallocation, and hence welfare, in an economy. We illustrate this by calculating the costs of job …

… of the task changes associated with adoption and long-term usage of the systems, all consistent
with the predictions of the job … Costs of ongoing maintenance too 4 systems reported that …

… deploying jobs on distributed resources and without the costs of … task automatically, making
it possible to monitor usage in real time, and to create automatic triggers to impose the usage …

… Our first point is that routine employment loss has happened … As such, our analysis uses data
beginning in July 1967. … non-routine cognitive tasks after one period on the job.If the match …

… costs in Job B were dwarfed by the reduction in CPU costs. … usage of CPU, I/O, and
network resources in the map tasks of Job B improved the overall performance of the map tasks …

… relative urgency or cost of their tasks, subject to constraints on their resource usage. In value-…
to consider losses from the opportunity cost to select a given task i instead another queued …

… It uses the following techniques: (i) Restarting outlier tasks cognizant of resource
constraints … aware placement of tasks, and (iii) Protecting output of tasks based on a cost-benefit …

… history of testing and usage. This questionnaire measures … Thus, this study's job loss rate
and the unemployment rates … interpersonal job tasks, and ability to manage output tasks. …