Productivity Differences within the Service Sector
Victor R. Fuchs and Jean Alexander Wilburn
Published in 1967 by UMI
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0125 pages
ISBN: 0-87014-443-X
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Front matter, PRODUCTIVITY DIFFERENCES WITHIN THE SERVICE SECTOR :
Victor R. Fuchs, Jean Alexander Wilburn
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I A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY IN SELECTED SERVICE INDUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES, 1939-63:
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INTRODUCTION:
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SCOPE, DEFINITIONS, AND SOURCES:
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EMPIRICAL RESULTS:
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APPENDIX A PROBLEMS IN THE MEASUREMENT OF OUTPUT AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE SERVICE INDUSTRIES:
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APPENDIX B SOURCES AND DATA:
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II A CONTRAST IN PRODUCTIVITY TRENDS WITHIN PERSONAL SERVICES: THE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP INDUSTRIES :
Victor R. Fuchs, Jean Alexander Wilburn
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INTRODUCTION:
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BACKGROUND:
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CONVENTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING PRODUCTIVITY:
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SPECIAL FACTORS AFFECTING PRODUCTIVITY :
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CONCLUSION:
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