Titlebook: Managerial Issues in Productivity Analysis; Ali Dogramaci,Nabil R. Adam Book 1985 Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing 1985 Manufacturing.Manufacturi

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Inflation and Productivity Growtho decades before the mid-1960s, real output per hour of labor input grew at an average rate of about 2.5 percent per year, fueling a dramatic rise in both the amount of goods and services produced, and the average real wage of American workers. Since then, productivity performance has been much poor

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NIPA a Model for Net Income and Productivity Analysisnting data contained in the income statement and the balance sheet. The key result management is most interested in is growth in earnings. Thus, it would be very helpful to know more about the factors which underlie that growth and to be able to quantify the impact of those factors on earnings. Conv

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Productivity Measures: Descriptive Averages Versus Analytical Needsin such efforts during the 1930s, which was similarly stimulated by widespread concern about the declining competitiveness of domestic industries. But the more recent analyses by economists have been broadened to consider capital as well as labor inputs, have used better measures of output, and have

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Analyzing the Effects of Computer-Aided Manufacturing Systems on Productivity and Competitvenessd productivity levels, and have made a number of such studies myself at the level of firms as well as of industries.. But I have become increasingly dissatisfied with the unpersuasiveness of the causal interpretations of such findings. And my doubts about the analytical insights offered by such reli

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