Titlebook: Das Rätsel der Produktivität; Betriebs- und volksw Henrique Schneider Book 2020 Der/die Herausgeber bzw. der/die Autor(en), exklusiv lizenz

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2197-6708 Das sagen nationale und internationale Gremien immer wieder. Dabei ist die Feststellung ein Rätsel: Wie kann es sein, dass immer mehr in Produktionsmittel investiert wird – Stichwort Digitalisierung – und die Wirtschaft dabei immer weniger produktiv wird? Und paradoxaler noch: Warum steigt die Produ

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2197-6708 ktivität in der Krise an? .Aus betriebs- und volkswirtschaftlicher Perspektive wird hier auf das Rätsel eingegangen. Dabei sollen der Begriff und die Messung der Produktivität an die Bedürfnisse einer Dienstleistungsgesellschaft angepasst werden. .978-3-658-31757-7978-3-658-31758-4Series ISSN 2197-6708 Series E-ISSN 2197-6716

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Basic and Hybrid Imperialist Competitive Algorithms for Solving the Non-attacking and Non-dominatingnal. In the non-dominating .-queens problem, . queens are placed on an .×. chessboard such that the number of non-attacked squares is maximized. Both of these problems are classical combinatorial optimization problems which have been proved to be NP-hard. In this paper, the Imperialist Competitive A

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Policies and Politics in Franceg upon the political climate of the times. Only courageous politicians have succeeded in setting a coherent policy, for example during the 1950s. Some years later, due to the work of the demographist Sully Ledermann regarding the general consumption model, some physicians, led by Pierre Fouquet, dev

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From Mendeléev’s Atom to the Collapsing Starts recognized the general character that the new principle must have, dealing with no “deathlike inactivity”, establishing “individuality amid continuity”, and destined to “hasten the advent of true chemical mechanics”. Implicit in the Bohr-Rutherford 1911 model of the atom was the paradox of atomic

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The Elderly and High Technology Therapiesquate provision of long-term care for the elderly is overprovision of high technology medicine, some urge a transfer of resources from the acute sector hospitals. The assumption that high technology is mostly used for younger patients overlooks the appropriate need that many elderly patients have fo

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