Economics of Labor in Industrial SocietyJossey-Bass, 1986 - 420 páginas |
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... earnings concept is of course net of all expenses associated with the earning of the income , including taxes and the money , time , and psychic costs of finding employment . It is an " expected ' earnings concept in that there is ...
... earnings concept is of course net of all expenses associated with the earning of the income , including taxes and the money , time , and psychic costs of finding employment . It is an " expected ' earnings concept in that there is ...
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... earnings would be determined solely by time intensity only if the cost of time was the same for all commodities . Presumably , however , it varies considerably among commodities and at different periods . For example , the cost of time ...
... earnings would be determined solely by time intensity only if the cost of time was the same for all commodities . Presumably , however , it varies considerably among commodities and at different periods . For example , the cost of time ...
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... earnings . Consequently , the effects of changes in earnings , other income , etc. , on hours worked then become assimilated to and essentially a special case of their effects on the consumption of less earnings - intensive commodities ...
... earnings . Consequently , the effects of changes in earnings , other income , etc. , on hours worked then become assimilated to and essentially a special case of their effects on the consumption of less earnings - intensive commodities ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Rise of the Employed Worker | 10 |
Colonial American LaborHarry A Millis | 29 |
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