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- Quel auteur contredit la validation de HOS au niveau empirique avec son paradoxe de ?
- Demande préalable sur le M intérieur
- -Wrote at dawn of capitalism.-Wrote book wealth of nation-Analyzed society in terms of broad classes, historical change.-Celebrated creativity and thrift of the new class of capitalists.-Identified division of labor as a source of productivity in a new industry.-Believed prices reflected labor values, and that wages tended to subsistence.-Markets and competition will lead to mutual benefits (including through international trade).
- = amount received by sellers - cost to sellersProducer surplus = the total/agreed upon price - minimum amount willing to take
- Representatives of the Union and the company negotiate a contract for the workers; usually they rely on compromise
- the amount of goods and services workers can produce in a given period of time
- What should we produce? How should we produce it? For whom should we produce it?
- the amount of pay a person gets over a year (especially for professional jobs)-White collar-"Office" jobs-Usually control production
- what companies pay employees for their labor (usually based upon an hourly rate)-Blue collar-Manufacturing, work with hands-Usually the "labor" in production
- Labor unions: organizations of workers who have banded together to achieve common goals (wage protection, workplace safety, benefits, job protection)
- The act of giving up one thing for another
- Durable goods: any goods that lasts 3 years or more when used on a regular basisNon-durable goods- any goods that lasts for less than 3 years on a regular basis
- manufacturer goods that are used to produce additional goods and services
- employee performs a specific task rather than all of the tasks of an operation
- The accumulation of those products that are tangible, scarce, useful, and transferable from one person to another.
- the buildings, tools, equipment, money, machinery, and factories used in the production of goods and services.
- value to buyers - amount paid by buyersConsumer surplus = max amount willing to pay - total/agreed upon price
- some needs are cheaper than luxury items(needs are usually lower in price than non-essential items).
- the things done for others for a specific fee