household production การใช้

• Her first book, " Economics of Household Production ", was published in 1934.
• Public production and household production are financed by the incomes generated in market production.
• Varanasi's manufacturing industry is not well developed and is dominated by small-scale industries and household production.
• By 1982 the collective provided only 21 percent of farm income, while household production provided 69 percent.
• Gradual reforms have shifted agricultural production in rural areas from private farming to collectivization and lastly back to household production.
• Household production activities are concentrated in the back room, while socializing and ritual performances were focused upon the front room.
• Rural cadres adopted an entirely new scheme to motivate farmers, called " baogan " ( household production responsibility ) system.
• The latter theory of household production owes to the work of economics Nobel Laureate Gary Becker, particularly his 1965 Economic Journal article.
• The women engage not only in trade, but on small scale household production making shoes, sewing garments and preparing food for sale.
• Suddenly, clergymen, militia captains, printers, politicians, and urban gentlewomen who had never touched a spinning wheel took a new interest in household production.
• In 1978 two-thirds of the net income of farm families came from the collective, and only 27 percent was derived from household production.
• Parallel to the " professional " merchants were those who sold the surplus of their household production such as vegetables, olive oil, or bread.
• People s communes were eliminated by 1984  after more than 25 years  and the system of township-collective-household production was introduced to the agricultural sector.
• The imposition of various taxes and duties on the colonies in the 1760s prompted a boycott movement which, Ulrich writes, gave household production a new significance.
• Lancaster was also active in developing the calculus of qualitative economics, formulating the household production function, and applying the hedonic model to the estimation of housing prices.
• The household production functions introduced by Gary Becker in his article  A Theory of Allocation of Time are used in the analysis of many household decisions.
• Some developing nations have social and cultural patterns that reflects adult discrimination to favor boys over girls for their future potential to contribute to the household production level.
• Hercowitz is best known for the idea of investment specific technological change, formulating the zero-income effect utility function for labor, and introducing both capacity utilization and household production theory into macroeconomics.
• When a family loses a parent to AIDS, public health experts here say, the household production of maize quickly falls by half; the number of livestock owned by nearly a third.
• Gary Becker has analyzed division of labor in the household in terms of comparative advantage, generally assuming that women have a comparative advantage in household production and men in production outside the home.