cohort effect

cohort effect
эк. тр., соц. эффект когорт*
а) эк. тр. (различия в трудовых навыках между группами людей, которые сложились исторически, на протяжении их жизни; иногда термин относится к мигрантам)
б) соц. (воздействие определенных событий на поведение индивидов в группе (когорте) в течение какого-л. периода, причем под когортой обычно подразумеваются люди, рожденные примерно в одно время)

The cohort effect describes the fact that the people who are in the 55-year-old age cohort in September 2001 are not the same people who were in this age group in earlier surveys. — Эффект когорт показывает, что группа людей 55 лет по данным исследования, проведенного в сентябре 2001 г., не идентична этой возрастной группе в более ранних исследованиях.


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