Economics of Labor in Industrial SocietyJossey-Bass, 1986 - 420 páginas |
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... activities in finely divisible units ( say hours ) . The household's decision - making task , then , is to determine the number of hours each member of the household is to devote to work in the market ( including looking for work ) and ...
... activities in finely divisible units ( say hours ) . The household's decision - making task , then , is to determine the number of hours each member of the household is to devote to work in the market ( including looking for work ) and ...
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... activities , decisions , and relations needed . He classifies the work . He divides it into manageable activities and further divides the activities into man- ageable jobs . He groups these units and jobs into an organization struc ...
... activities , decisions , and relations needed . He classifies the work . He divides it into manageable activities and further divides the activities into man- ageable jobs . He groups these units and jobs into an organization struc ...
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... activities , and purchases today impact the sector and its surrounding factor and product markets . Specific governmental activities thus are seldom some- thing new . In view of the changing environment of the 1980s and beyond the ...
... activities , and purchases today impact the sector and its surrounding factor and product markets . Specific governmental activities thus are seldom some- thing new . In view of the changing environment of the 1980s and beyond the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Rise of the Employed Worker | 10 |
Colonial American LaborHarry A Millis | 29 |
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