Productivity and the Production of Profits
Graham J. Ive, Stephen Gruneberg
Abstract
Graham J. Ive, Stephen Gruneberg
Abstract
In Chapter 2 labour relations in construction were discussed. Here we discuss the process of using employed labour to make profits. This is achieved through the productivity of labour and this will be considered at both the level of the firm and the industry. The productivity of labour will be seen to depend of the amount of plant and equipment used as well as the technology embodied in that equipment, but also upon a wide range of other variables.
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In Chapter 2 labour relations in construction were discussed. Here we discuss the process of using employed labour to make profits. This is achieved through the productivity of labour and this will be considered at both the level of the firm and the industry. The productivity of labour will be seen to depend of the amount of plant and equipment used as well as the technology embodied in that equipment, but also upon a wide range of other variables.
Key concepts: Productivity, Production (economics), Industrial organization, Economics, Process (computing), Labour economics, Business, Microeconomics