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is increased through selection ) , ( b ) repeated unreplaced separations over time ( where the work force is reduced in future time periods ) , and ( c ) repeated separations over time that are replaced with acquisitions .
is increased through selection ) , ( b ) repeated unreplaced separations over time ( where the work force is reduced in future time periods ) , and ( c ) repeated separations over time that are replaced with acquisitions .
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total work force utility is the sum of the work force value in the two jobs , minus the costs of accommodating internal / external movements occurring during that period . Figure 2 depicts the work force value in the two jobs initially ...
total work force utility is the sum of the work force value in the two jobs , minus the costs of accommodating internal / external movements occurring during that period . Figure 2 depicts the work force value in the two jobs initially ...
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The bottom of Table 7 shows the effects of four different internal / external staffing patterns , representing the after - tax , after - cost , discounted work force value in both jobs , summed over the 10 - year analysis period .
The bottom of Table 7 shows the effects of four different internal / external staffing patterns , representing the after - tax , after - cost , discounted work force value in both jobs , summed over the 10 - year analysis period .
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