INTENSITY AND PRODUCTIVITY
Jerry says:
If there is an increase in the intensity of labor, that changes the
amount of labor *time* required to produce a unit of output. Expressing the
question somewhat differently, it means that a given amount of *workers*
can produce more output in a given
Dear colleagues;
I apologize for the multiple postings to those who have already
received this message. I neglected to leave my address on earlier messages
and some people had difficulty contacting me.
I have the entire U.S. National Income and Product Accounts, Input- Output
tables,
James Miller wrote:
The fact that statistical surveys which take into account this difference
may not exist does not change the reality. In practice, most people know
the difference between speed-up and automation.
Mist people? I don't know. Most people don't have trade union
Paul Phillips inquired about the answers I got to my question regarding
English names for Roma and Sinti, so I gather that the various replies I
got were all addressed directly to me and not the list. Several people
independently (I assume!) referenced a number of different sources all of
which
Sorry to be so Americo-centric, but I am wondering
what people out there think about the politics of Patrick
Buchanan? Is he a fascist, a crypto-fascist, or what?
I note the following:
1) He now plays a populist card, claiming to be for "the
working stiff." Along these lines he strongly
