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1 labour market stocks and flows
эк. тр. запасы и потоки на рынке труда (модель, описывающая рынок труда в терминах запасов и потоков; согласно этой модели запасы на рынке труда включают в себя три категории населения: занятые, безработные и не входящие в состав экономически активного населения; а потоки представляют всех лиц, которые в течение определенного периода перешли из одной категории населения в другую)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > labour market stocks and flows
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2 labour market flows
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3 reserve army of labour
а) маркс. (в марксизме: избыток предложения рабочей силы при капиталистическом производстве, который формируется в результате накопления постоянной части капитала, т. е. средств производства, и вытеснения части рабочих из производства)б) эк. (в современной интерпретации: часть запасов рынка труда, представленная безработными и лицами, не входящими в состав экономически активного населения)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > reserve army of labour
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4 stock-flow model
эк. тр. модель запасов и потоков* (любая модель, основанная на анализе взаимосвязей моментных величин, т. е. величины запасов на определенный момент, и потоковых величин, т. е. изменения запасов за определенный период; напр., модель, увязывающая остаток сырья на конец периода с начальным остатком и различными поступлениями и расходованиями за период)See:
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