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The rate of growth of wage rate as a function of unemployment rate

Cybernetics and Systems Analysis, 2011
The rate of growth of wage rate is proportional to inflation and is an increasing function of unemployment rate. The unemployment rate growth increases inflation. The retention of a high inflation rate from year to year with a high unemployment rate leads to stagflation caused by a redundant amount of money in annual circulation and to the wage growth ...
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Observer ratings of perceived exertion in relation to self ratings and heart rate

Applied Ergonomics, 1986
The results from a comparison made between observers' estimations of a bicycling subject's exertion and the self-raters' perceived exertion show that one can draw conclusions of an individual's exertion at physical work by using observer ratings. Six bicycling subjects (self-raters) cycled on a bicycle ergometer at six different power levels presented ...
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Nations' Rated Individualism and Suicide and Homicide Rates

Psychological Reports, 2003
Individualism ratings for 27 nations were not associated with suicide or homicide rates after controls for per capita gross domestic product.
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Rates, Rate Denominators, and Rate Comparisons

2000
Peter Cummings   +2 more
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What are the ratings rating?

American Psychologist, 1972
Charles F. Elton, Harriett A. Rose
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Rates and Rate Limiters

2015
Daniel R. Lynch   +5 more
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