labour productivity การใช้

• Large-scale mechanisation resulted in an immense growth in labour productivity.
• Historians have debated whether this move depressed labour productivity and contributed to the slump.
• He reported Coke's investment in modern equipment triggered an enormous rise in labour productivity.
• Sweden's labour productivity increases this decade have been among the largest among the industrialised nations.
• This resulted in a lower capital intensity, which led to lower rates of labour productivity.
• Also it is a good method to decrease work accidents and to increase the labour productivity.
• The developing of machine technologies appears to give increase, via effect of substitution, in labour productivity.
• Comparison of this relation indicates that labour productivity improved due to an increase in capital investment.
• He noted that many Malaysian companies have the right motivational recipe to ensure high labour productivity.
• Added to their woes is low labour productivity.
• The validity of international comparisons of labour productivity can be limited by a number of measurement issues.
• Technologies, equipment and capital are major contributors to productivity growth but in many operations, labour productivity remains critical.
• The OECD provides data for example comparing labour productivity levels in the total economy of each member nation.
• Power shifted to the West because it fostered trade with foreign peoples and developed superior labour productivity per capita.
• However, its competitiveness in basic manufactured goods, such as textiles, is hampered by low labour productivity and high wages.
• Following enclosure, crop yields increased while at the same time labour productivity increased enough to create a surplus of labour.
• The proposals are aimed at improving Spanish labour productivity as well as better adjusting schedules to family and work life.
• However, though larger ships transported the growing volume of goods, labour productivity did not go up sufficiently to realise these.
• From 1961 to 1973 labour productivity rose annually by 3.3 percent in Canada and 1.7 percent in the United States.
• There are both advantages and disadvantages associated with the different input measures that are used in the calculation of labour productivity.