A Theory of PayCUP Archive, 1978 M11 2 - 251 páginas Monographic study proposing an economic theory of wage determination to overcome inequality in wage differentials in inflationary market economies such as the UK - examines how supply and demand, traditional value systems, collective bargaining, etc., affect the labour market (incl. Relativities between manual workers and nonmanual workers, managers and professional workers, etc.), and considers wage policy and full employment implications, and need for workers participation to bring about change. Bibliography pp. 240 to 246 and graphs. |
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Contenido
Pay norms | 22 |
Normative and anomic pressures | 37 |
Directly determined relativities | 61 |
Indirectly determined relativities | 105 |
Theory and reality | 166 |
Some implications for policy | 218 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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Pasajes populares
Página 243 - Monopolies Commission, A Report on the General Effect on the Public Interest of Certain Restrictive. Practices so far as they Prevail in Relation to the Supply of Professional Services (London: HMSO, 1970), as well as the classic AM Carr-Saunders and PA Wilson, The Professions (London: Cass, 2nd.