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Kalecki quote. The Case for Concerted ActionMichal Kalecki On The Effect Of Wages On Employment V. RamananSee also @Brankomilan leads us to this (french) pieceabout Austria. It states that the Austrian government enacted a new law which authorizes working days of 12 hours and working weeks of 60 hours.A). This is a clear case of retrogression. It’s good to read what, in 1921, the International Labor Office stated in its first annual report…. Real-World Economics Review BlogProductivity in the Eurozone (and why it matters) Merijn Knibbe
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Kalecki quote.
The Case for Concerted Action
Michal Kalecki On The Effect Of Wages On Employment
V. Ramanan
See also
@Brankomilan leads us to this (french) pieceabout Austria. It states that the Austrian government enacted a new law which authorizes working days of 12 hours and working weeks of 60 hours.Real-World Economics Review Blog
A). This is a clear case of retrogression. It’s good to read what, in 1921, the International Labor Office stated in its first annual report….
Productivity in the Eurozone (and why it matters)
Merijn Knibbe