- 2010.02.07, 00:08
- "There is also empirical evidence showing that labor-market flexibility isn't necessarily so good for countries, either. A recent study of 20 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development economies over a 20-year period by two Dutch economists found that labor-productivity growth was higher in economies having more highly regulated industrial-relations systems—meaning they had more formal prohibitions against the letting go of workers."
- 1 rakstair doma
- 7.2.10 01:29 #
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tak sen jau skaidrs ka vinji atlaizh cilveekus tikai taapeec, lai sagrautu straadaajosho droshiibas sajuutu. taa teikt, lai neatslaabst tauta.
kad cilveeki ir droshiibaa vinjiem atlik vairaak laika un energjijas iedziljinaaties notiekoshajaa. bet tas atkal ir biistami sisteemai, kas pilna ar nejeedziibaam. - Atbildēt
