Karl Marx's Capital 
.... means of production. Marx viewed this relationship between
capital and
labor as the basis of bourgeois society. As capitalism is ....
(1280
5
)
On Human Work
.... That, of course, implies that the relationship between
capital,
labor, and property is dynamic, not static, and that the content of the relationship (ie ....
(1106
4
)
John Paul II
.... That, of course, implies that the relationship between
capital,
labor, and property is dynamic, not static, and that the content of the relationship (ie ....
(1106
4
)
Marx and the Birth of Socialism
.... Thus,
capital-
labor substitution through technological innovation will be sought by the capitalist, because this action depreciates the cost of
labor. ....
(1577
6
)
Labor Productivity in Water Heater Industry
.... between higher levels of investment in modern
capital equipment and technology and longer production runs with greater
capital or
labor productivity. ....
(3145
13
)
Economic Motivations of Labor Union Membership
.... The
labor union argument is, quite simply, that they are able to obtain a greater share of total national income for
labor at the expense of
capital. ....
(1550
6
)
The Boeing Company Labor Relations Problem
.... the income distribution patterns, or (b) the change in income distribution patterns is between union and nonunion
labor, rather than between
labor and
capital. ....
(2589
10
)
Marx's Analysis of Industrial Society
.... Because the structure of society is the agent of social ills, only destruction of society defined by
capital and
labor classes will suffice. ....
(1087
4
)
General Motors Response to Economic Challenges
.... was competition from Japanese imports, but the more fundamental cause was arguably GM's difficulty in making the most efficient use of
capital and
labor. ....
(1651
7
)
Economic Analysis of Mexico
.... economy. The function attempt to explain the relative constancy of the shares of
capital and
labor in national income (Gordon, 1995). ....
(3714
15
)
Issues of the Mexican Economy
.... economy. The function attempt to explain the relative constancy of the shares of
capital and
labor in national income (Gordon, 1995). ....
(3714
15
)
Capitalism and Marx
.... The concentration of
capital and control of
labor, which now alienates the bourgeoisie from the great mass of society in a positive way, makes the fall of the ....
(9891
40
)
Cause of the Industrial Revolution in Europe
.... Thanks to centuries of commercial expansion and colonization, Britain was equipped with the necessary elements -–
capital,
labor, and natural resources ....
(1605
6
)
The Great Depression Outline
.... was technological improvement. These improvements made necessary the shifting of resources, both
capital and
labor. The speed of ....
(2319
9
)
Historical Development of Economics
.... of Western wealth rests on innovations in trade, technology, and organization in combination with an accumulation of more and more
capital,
labor, and applied ....
(1741
7
)
Historical Developments of Economic Concepts
.... of western wealth rests on innovations in trade, technology, and organization in combination with an accumulation of more and more
capital,
labor, and applied ....
(1815
7
)
Ideas of Karl Kautsky & Benito Mussolini
.... The fascist analysis of
capital,
labor, and property in general seems to intersect at certain points with the Marxist analysis, but Mussolini's political ....
(3774
15
)
Pittston Coal Strike of 1989-1990
.... Marx explains alienation (also property or the division of
labor) as positive for
capital because it reinforces a sense of power over the means of production ....
(851
3
)
Immigration and Domestic Labor Markets
.... now benefit their native country by garnering human and economic
capital abroad, often ....
Labor-exporting governments often rush to the defense of their overseas ....
(2776
11
)
Sociological Work of Durkheim, Marx and Barthes
.... defines society in terms of "man's reciprocal action" (Marx, "Society and Economy" 136), which he formulates as power relationships between
capital and
labor. ....
(1356
5
)
Japan's International Trade
.... trade. Its purpose is to analyze the trade pattern of the country and to determine if the country is
labor or
capital abundant. In ....
(1566
6
)
Socioeconomic Stratification in the US
.... the view that the best way to interpret unequal social relationships is to point to unequal economic relationships between
capital and
labor, which alienates ....
(2333
9
)
Marx & Weber & Conceptions of Class
.... the view that the best way to interpret unequal social relationships is to point to unequal economic relationships between
capital and
labor, which alienates ....
(2333
9
)
Monetary Value of Homemaker's Services
.... wealth.
Capital management effort complements
labor in the aggregate production function as a primary factor of production. The ....
(1793
7
)
EMPLOYEE UNIONIZATION IN AVIATION
.... In the process, they have, with great effort, managed to alienate the suppliers of both
capital and
labor (Wald, 2000). Airline ....
(1803
7
)
RICARDO'S THEORY OF VALUE
.... The return on the land under cultivation, as measured by the output of corn, tended to decline with each further addition of
capital and
labor required to ....
(2385
10
)
Marx on Historical Change & Capitalism
.... In
Capital, Marx indicates that each commodity produced has an exchange value that is determined by the amount of
labor which went into producing it. ....
(2413
10
)
Economic Growth of South Korea
.... government of former General Park Chung Hee (Park) which through its centralized planning and controls over
capital, credit and
labor guided large industrial ....
(1705
7
)
Professional Association for Fashion Models
.... income distribution patterns; or (2) the change in income distribution patterns is between union and non union
labor, rather than between
labor and
capital. ....
(7851
31
)
Liberal Economics & the Minimum Wage
.... Krueger (1991) franchised restaurant jobs are "highly routinized and
capital intensive" leaving little or no room for substitution of
capital for
labor in the ....
(1502
6
)
