The area of the US from Pittsburgh to St Louis characterized by declining heavy industries, high obsolescence, and population loss.
Exploring the multifaceted definition and implications of 'work' within economic and social contexts.
An exploration of the conceptual difficulties inherent in using aggregate values to represent the total of individual values in economic analysis.
An increase in capital intensity in production, characterized by capital input growing faster than labor input.
The ratio of capital to labour employed in a process, a firm, or an industry.
A market for factors of production such as labor, capital, or raw materials.
The relations between the management and workforce of an enterprise, particularly bargaining through trade unions concerning various aspects of employment.
Definition and meaning of wage rates measured in monetary terms
A contractual agreement for the provision of specified services.
A worker elected at shop-floor level to represent fellow workers in discussions with management.
A comprehensive examination of worker-controlled firms, also known as producers' cooperatives, where both ownership and management responsibilities are vested in the workers.
Understanding the ways through which employees carry out their tasks in an enterprise.
