The Role of Management in Labor Productivity
The Role of Management in Labor Productivity
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- Trade associations have of course had some success in certain industries in achieving some degree of standardization. But their actions have taken years to reach fruition and unfortunately along the way some companies have found Uncle Sam frowning at their efforts, however, commend- able they may seem from the point of view of maximizing productivity. If we want to accelerate the rate of increase in productivity, government must, on the one hand, prod industry to standardize and, on the other... hand, pro- vide a system whereby such agreements can be made and implemented with due regard for the public interest without subjecting individual companies to antitrust prosecution.
The locus of opportunities for major breakthroughs in producti- vity improvement is changing in this country. VJe as a nation must be flexible enough in our concept of business and government relationships to exploit this changed situation. Not only are the major inefficiencies in the inter-company orbit, but the nature of technological progress itself may be changing so as to require uniform industry action as a condition of utilization of major innovations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- Trade associations have of course had some success in certain industries in achieving some degree of standardization. But their actions have taken years to reach fruition and unfortunately along the way some companies have found Uncle Sam frowning at their efforts, however, commend- able they may seem from the point of view of maximizing productivity. If we want to accelerate the rate of increase in productivity, government must, on the one hand, prod industry to standardize and, on the other... hand, pro- vide a system whereby such agreements can be made and implemented with due regard for the public interest without subjecting individual companies to antitrust prosecution.
The locus of opportunities for major breakthroughs in producti- vity improvement is changing in this country. VJe as a nation must be flexible enough in our concept of business and government relationships to exploit this changed situation. Not only are the major inefficiencies in the inter-company orbit, but the nature of technological progress itself may be changing so as to require uniform industry action as a condition of utilization of major innovations.
What to read after The Role of Management in Labor Productivity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Falk Bloom to read onlineMoreLess
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