what do u know about labour efficiency and economic growth?
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Well what do you what know?
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Below is a link to an article on employment which gives facts and figures which might help you:\n\nhttp://wikipedia.org/wiki/unemployment\n\nYou might also find further information about the implications of the 'welfare' system in the following link:\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/welfare-trap\n\nHope this helps.
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Productivity is based on how much is produced in a certain amount of time.\n\nEfficiency is based on materials spent in production. The lesser time, energy materials etc. used to produce the product is higher efficiency.
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1. Take past data on each socio-economic parameter (like population/ literacy / per capita income / working pop etc- which ever relevant to ur industry).\n2. Take past data of ur industry growth.\n3. Run correlation of parameteres to ur industry growth - identify which ones are highly correlating. (>0.9).\n4. Get data of socio-economic parameter projected for next few years - from trusted expert sources\n4. Use regression analysis to project industry growth hence.\n\nAnd, thats the way its done.
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an increase in the money suply would have an increase inthe real gross domestic product, this is because we assume that the production level in the short run is of static equilibrium and thus more money is supplied which would increase the level of unemployment a this would increase the leve of productivity and also the real gross domestic product
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HARDWORK\n\nThats it....\n\nNothing Other than this can bring us SUCCESS sooner or later
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I don't think so. The only thing that leads to economic prosperity is if people continue to produce more and more.
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Efficiency so as to be productive by using as little as needed. Consistency so as the productivity keeps rolling without having to increase costs at all or hardly at all.\nJob growth year by year without hardly raising the amount needed to train employees.
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Another one where we first must interpret the question.  I believe you are asking what differences in production policies mean in terms of efficiency in different countries.\n\nThe most efficient production is in a free market economy.  If investors pick and choose freely, and consumers freely pick and choose the results, the market forces of supply and demand produce the best products in the most efficient way possible.  Technology moves forward rapidly to keep up with competition, especially competition from abroad.\n\nGovernment regulations, such as tariffs, inspecters, and on into banning or outright confiscation of the means of production by socialist governments, all interfere with the free market economy.  A prime example is the imposition of a minimum wage, or the increase in the minimum.  Every time the minimum wage is raised, certain industries (fast food, sewing factories and the like) which rely heavily on minimally trained and experienced workers, must lay off some people in order to be able to afford to pay the remainder.  Those people who have few skills and therefore were willing to accept that minimum wage job rather than be unemployed are then thrown out of work.  Since it is no fault of their own, they go on unemployment insurance, and if they are lucky, are channelled into retraining programs, all paid for by taxpayers.  But if they had been able to stay on that minimum job for awhile, they would have learned skills, gained experience, gained seniority.  They could then move up, and everyone involved would benefit.  They'd make more money, they'd spend more money.  The company's efficiency is improved because their workers are getting more and more efficient and experienced.  And so it goes.  The artificial imposition of a cut-off only cut off the people it was supposedly designed to help.  Meanwhile, the manufacturer or service provider has to pay more for his remaining work force, and raise his prices as a result.\n\nIt is an iron-clad rule of the marketplace that somebody pays.  TANSTAAFL:  There ain't no such thing as a free lunch.  Generally, it is the consumer and the tax-payer.
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hi... am not much into facts but all i can give u is an overview.\nchina has one of the most skilled labor force in the world, and because of the sheer numbers, chinese labor is cheap.\ndue to the communist govt. everything is still very controlled.which is in a way good till the economy has achieved a safe growth rate. but on the flip side there are arguments that due to the lack of transparency, the facts could not be the best representations of the true picture.\nmore FDI (foreign direct investment) is pouring into China.\nnow that there is a big stress on learning english as a language, things are looking better.\nall in all, China is a very big economic force to reckon with.\nplease feel free to send me ur views as well....
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nice question dude \n\nwel investment are require 4 economic grow, when money ciculate in econmoy, country start developing.
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Resource allocation is the reason why economies exists. Suppose you are running an economy. How will you find out who to be rewarded and whom not. So the most efficient and effective is supposed to get the resources than the lazy and slumbered. Now they say if you unleash competition in the economy then this will allocate resources efficiently, meaning every one will work to get a piece of the pie. Those who don't gets jagged.\nIn the same sense when a company is run, it's resources has to be efficiently handled to get the piece of pie offered by the economy else your competitor will eat your pie too for having not done so.
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immigration has been causing the population to increase.  this has stimulated the economy, causing prosperity to many.
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Simply. \nPeople who have jobs have money to spend. \nWhen they spend money they creat jobs or keep others in their jobs.\nIf jobs are created, more people have money to spend and the economy grows.\nPeople with jobs pay tax and help the economy to provide services that are "free".\nAs unemployment grows the reverse occures. Less money -> spending -> less jobs etc.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_elasticity_of_demand\n\nHave fun with econ.
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Low inflation, low unemployment, solid growth and prosperity....and most important of all....PEACE
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