Titlebook: Labour Relations and Economic Performance; Proceedings of a con Renato Brunetta,Carlo Dell’Aringa Conference proceedings 1990 International

Fibrin

Industrial Employment in Italy: The Consequences of Shifts in Union Power in the 1970s and 1980same period the rate of growth of Italian industrial production was the highest and the rate of growth of output per person employed the lowest. This fact is surprising, especially in view of previous and subsequent records of productivity growth. Before and after the mid-1970s output and employment

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熄滅

Labour Market Flexibility and Decentralisation as Barriers to High Employment? Notes on Employer Coloyment results from the excess of wages with respect to productivity. Secondly, this should be removed, via reforms of industrial relations: enhancing market mechanisms would be the best method to promote the required adjustment towards fuller employment. Academic researches and an impressive array

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獨(dú)裁政府

Wage Determination and Union Behaviour in Italy: An Efficiency Wage Interpretationlation have often been blamed as major causes of the loss of flexibility. As a result, the impact of the oil shocks on economic performance turned out to be particularly severe, both in terms of increased inflation and unemployment. In the early 1980s, although unions showed a less conflictual attit

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玉米

ves around a series of interpersonal processes that can, I believe, be better conceptualized by extending G. H. Mead’s notion of role-taking. In this chapter, I emphasize that intersubjectivity is achieved through simultaneous and complex processes revolving around the interpersonal capacities of hu

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