Applied Economics: The Application of Economic Principles to the Problems of Economic LifeF. S. Crofts & Company, 1934 - 693 sider |
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... distribution was made . The many schemes for stock distribution should perhaps not be classed as true profit sharing . They are often merely devices to reduce labor turnover by making the right of participation equal to the term of ...
... distribution was made . The many schemes for stock distribution should perhaps not be classed as true profit sharing . They are often merely devices to reduce labor turnover by making the right of participation equal to the term of ...
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... Distribution of Income . - In Parts II and III of this volume we have been concerned , for the most part , with matters affecting the efficiency of production and exchange . We have been seeking to develop a program by which the flow of ...
... Distribution of Income . - In Parts II and III of this volume we have been concerned , for the most part , with matters affecting the efficiency of production and exchange . We have been seeking to develop a program by which the flow of ...
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... distribution of income is always and everywhere the same . Some writers have concluded that distribution is governed by an immutable law and that therefore man cannot hope to change it . If this is true , it would be futile to pursue ...
... distribution of income is always and everywhere the same . Some writers have concluded that distribution is governed by an immutable law and that therefore man cannot hope to change it . If this is true , it would be futile to pursue ...
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THE PROMOTION OF EFFICIENCY IN | 51 |
INDUSTRIAL PEACE | 123 |
PROFITSHARING AND JOINT CONTROL IN INDUSTRY | 143 |
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