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Employment, Labour Utilization and Procyclical Labour Productivity
Kyklos, 1988The paper provides a theoretical and empirical framework to analyze the effects of change in various labor-cost parameters on employment and labor utilization. By accounting for overtime work, a nonlinear cost scheme is obtained that can serve as an explanation of procyclic al movements in labor productivity.
H. KÖNIG, W. POHLMEIER
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Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 1986
It has long been commonplace to claim that trade unions and worker attitudes are important constraints upon the level and growth of productivity. Such problems are seen to be especially acute in Britain. Arguments of this kind are to be found in the early stages of the Industrial Rev olution, and have been voiced on numerous occasions ever since.
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It has long been commonplace to claim that trade unions and worker attitudes are important constraints upon the level and growth of productivity. Such problems are seen to be especially acute in Britain. Arguments of this kind are to be found in the early stages of the Industrial Rev olution, and have been voiced on numerous occasions ever since.
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2016
La produttività del lavoro con il passare del tempo, e con l’avanzamento del progresso tecnologico, è cresciuta di circa 8-10 volte in media nei paesi europei dalla fine del 1800. La produttività del lavoro, altro non è che la quantità di merce prodotta da un lavoratore in un giorno o in un’ora di lavoro.
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La produttività del lavoro con il passare del tempo, e con l’avanzamento del progresso tecnologico, è cresciuta di circa 8-10 volte in media nei paesi europei dalla fine del 1800. La produttività del lavoro, altro non è che la quantità di merce prodotta da un lavoratore in un giorno o in un’ora di lavoro.
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Aid and sectoral labour productivity [PDF]
, 2008 The paper examines empirically the proposition that aid to poor countries is detrimental for external competitiveness, giving rise to Dutch disease type effects. At the aggregate level, aid is found to have a positive effect on growth of labour productivity.
Selaya, Pablo, Thiele, Rainer
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Labour Productivity and Requirements
1970From these figures of national agricultural product, necessarily limited to countries for which reasonably good national statistics are available, we now turn to information on productivity based on general local observation, or studies of individual farms, or groups of farms. To have such information in the form merely of round-figure general averages
Colin Clark, Margaret Haswell
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Global iPhone Local Labour: Exploring ICT Production, Labour and Cultural Production
Society and Culture in South AsiaA theory of value pertinent to the contemporary iPhone era focuses on formal and informal labour circuits. This study extends this framework by examining a labour dispute in an iPhone factory near Bangalore, delving into its dissemination through media and the broader critical political economy surrounding the recent iPhone production in India ...
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Climate change impacts on plant pathogens, food security and paths forward
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2023Brajesh K Singh +2 more
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