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Approaches to Measuring and Forecasting Remote Employment
1Institute of Economic Forecasting, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia.
Summary
This study defines remote employment terms and explores data collection feasibility. It introduces a system of indicators and a methodological approach for forecasting remote employment potential.
Area of Science:
- Socio-economics
- Labor Economics
- Future of Work Studies
Background:
- Remote employment has become a significant aspect of modern labor markets.
- Defining and measuring remote work presents challenges.
- Accurate forecasting of remote employment trends is crucial for policy and planning.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose clear definitions for remote employment terminology.
- To assess the feasibility of collecting reliable data on remote work.
- To develop a methodological framework for forecasting remote employment potential.
Main Methods:
- Literature review of domestic and foreign publications on remote employment.
- Development of a system of indicators for characterizing remote employment.
- Methodological approach for determining remote employment potential.
Main Results:
- Established approaches to defining remote employment terms.
- Substantiated a system of indicators for quantitative analysis.
- Proposed a methodological approach for forecasting remote employment potential.
Conclusions:
- Definitional clarity is essential for studying remote employment.
- A robust indicator system supports data collection and analysis.
- The proposed methodology provides a basis for accurate remote employment forecasting.
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