Can We Control Productivity
Can We Control Productivity
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Cit, 1X M anpower Report of the President, March 1970, p. 167 12 U. S. Department of Labor, Special Labor-Report #95, April 1968, p. 10 - b - productivity which is now required. Moreover, in the years ahead, unless positive steps are taken by government to produce a business environment in which technological progress is encouraged, it seems likely that institutional, governmental and sociological barriers will nullify much of the improvement which might otherwise be generated by the increase i...n our store of technical knowledge and the upgrading of our labor force.
It is unfortunate — but nevertheless true — that change and progress are becoming bad words among the intelligentsia as well as among the ordinary citizens of this country. The sudden recognition of the magnitude of the problems created by pollution, overpopulation, and other ills of an industrial society has so overwhelmed many Americans that subconsciously they are inclined to seek a Ghandi-like back-to-nature philosophy as a solution to our problems rather than a redirection of our efforts in the technological sphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cit, 1X M anpower Report of the President, March 1970, p. 167 12 U. S. Department of Labor, Special Labor-Report #95, April 1968, p. 10 - b - productivity which is now required. Moreover, in the years ahead, unless positive steps are taken by government to produce a business environment in which technological progress is encouraged, it seems likely that institutional, governmental and sociological barriers will nullify much of the improvement which might otherwise be generated by the increase i...n our store of technical knowledge and the upgrading of our labor force.
It is unfortunate — but nevertheless true — that change and progress are becoming bad words among the intelligentsia as well as among the ordinary citizens of this country. The sudden recognition of the magnitude of the problems created by pollution, overpopulation, and other ills of an industrial society has so overwhelmed many Americans that subconsciously they are inclined to seek a Ghandi-like back-to-nature philosophy as a solution to our problems rather than a redirection of our efforts in the technological sphere.
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