Economics of Labor in Industrial SocietyJossey-Bass, 1986 - 420 páginas |
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... expected ' earnings concept in that there is inevitably some proba- bility of error associated with the earnings forecast . These expected net earnings rates presumably vary with hours worked . Up to some point , they will ordinarily ...
... expected ' earnings concept in that there is inevitably some proba- bility of error associated with the earnings forecast . These expected net earnings rates presumably vary with hours worked . Up to some point , they will ordinarily ...
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... expected because of the relative distance of the product curve from those of the two factors . The value of the capital exponent , or 1 -k , was , of course , then taken as .25 . Using these values , we then computed indexes of what we ...
... expected because of the relative distance of the product curve from those of the two factors . The value of the capital exponent , or 1 -k , was , of course , then taken as .25 . Using these values , we then computed indexes of what we ...
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... expected strike lengths are one important route where- by changes in economic conditions affect our union's bargaining goals and actions . For example , suppose that a union conforming to our pattern represents workers in the X ...
... expected strike lengths are one important route where- by changes in economic conditions affect our union's bargaining goals and actions . For example , suppose that a union conforming to our pattern represents workers in the X ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Rise of the Employed Worker | 10 |
Colonial American LaborHarry A Millis | 29 |
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