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  • ...Our "nation of shopkeepers" was actually a nation of farmers. The means of production were controlled primarily by the workers (who were the owners of the farms ... of justice; to bear his fair share in the common defense, or in any other joint work necessary to the interest of the society of which he enjoys the protec
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  • ; [[Joint Production|Ignoring joint production]]. : The vast majority of economic production is jointly produced. It is only by ignoring this fact that libertarians ca
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  • ...rx rightly emphasised the centrality of labour, and invited us to focus on production, not merely on consumption (as most neo-classical Economics mostly does) bu ...ooks like a marginal revenue function, and you will find that the level of production that looks best, is the point where those two functions cross. For all your
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  • ...se only individuals can own things. Except for corporations, partnerships, joint ownership, marriage, and anything else we except but government. * Any exceptional case of private production proves that government ought not to be involved.
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  • ...at create permanent classes or that undermine the notion that society is a joint system of cooperation aimed at a common end. By the time of writing A Theor ...f self-respect for all) and, on the other hand, positions and power in the production process (which can be distributed unequally without undermining fundamental
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  • ...e the initiation and termination of property rights; exchange does not. In production, the services of land, persons, and capital (to use the classical trinity) But here again there is a problem when production is organized under the employer-employee relationship as opposed to say a f
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  • ...cts, and businesses use hierarchies to coordinate highly complex chains of production and distribution.4 Even so, there are reasons why bureaucracies have few mo ...s, and the results reviewed … show that this is generally the case. This joint dialogic approach is much more efficient than one where each individual on
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  • ...is always ready to pick holes in most socialistic proposals'. (Theories of Production and Distribution, p. 494). Economists no longer have any link with the the ...g to this method of attaining the ideal distribution of the instruments of production between different purposes, there is a similar assumption as to how to atta
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  • Nozick's scheme is patterned because he is redistributing rights production. The baseline problem of lockean justifications by increase in production over
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  • ...overnment, everyone would work at a job assigned to them and deposit their production in a common store. Money and commerce would be abolished. The state would d ...vailable goods with the most scrupulous equality.”8 It would also direct production, determining what was made where and who would perform what jobs. All the a
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  • ...erlies the central case for basic income as a specific way of handling the joint challenge of poverty and unemployment. Compared to guaranteed income scheme ...osal in a book published by a respectable publisher under the title Higher Production by a Bonus on National Output. Many of the arguments that played a central
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  • disturbing for many supporters of basic income. For the joint appeal of equality and freedom, which endeared basic income to them should ...ction to be taken in proportion to the extent to which the consumption and production of each party to the deal contributed and is contributing to the harm to be
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  • Joint Joseph Rowntree Foundation/University of York Annual Lecture 2009 ...’ in 1919. Milner published several pamphlets and a book entitled Higher production by a bonus on national output: A proposal for a minimum income for all vary
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  • ...ting them per- sonally in the billions of dollars annually. From crude oil production on land holdings of Koch Exploration Canada in Alberta’s tar sands territ ...ine, the Kochs could make an additional $100 billion in profits from their production operations alone.
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  • ...employees who are fired for any violation of a workplace policy other than production quotas can be deemed guilty of misconduct and declared ineligible for UI be ...ral policies of the employer as distinguished from deficiencies in meeting production standards or accomplishing job duties.”292
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  • ... group deriving mutual benefits from sharing one or more of the following: production costs, the members’ characteristics, or a good characterized by excludabl ..., respectively. Thus, club principles can be applied to some components of joint products.11
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  • ...l they could deliver their crops in payment. Since credit was essential to production, it could no longer be regarded as a sign of prodigality and sloth. As Adam ...lly of comprehensive state economic planning and ownership of the means of production, the injustice of suppressing private entrepreneurship, and the centrality
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  • [[Category:Joint Production]] 2. Joint Production
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  • ...population, beatings, widespread killing, and frequent mutilation when the production quotas were not met. Missionary John Harris of Baringa, for example, was so ...ban societies. In agrarian societies, most people owned their own means of production – their farms – and “unemployment” wasn’t a salient concept. It w
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  • [[Category:Joint Production]] ...ess he can produce food. Can he? Here again there is no law to prevent the production of food in the abstract; but in every settled country there is a law which
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  • ...tion is superior to the old. When there are trade-offs made in patterns of production, only an actual Pareto improvement counts as an objective increase in the s ... Kaldor and Hicks ply their trades, they get what they get, represented in joint utility terms by the yellow-dot status quo.
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  • ...ys. Weaker forms of ownership are include easements, leases, partnerships, joint-stock companies, property with liens on it, and so on. Taxation is directly ...onquer and settle the United States. This history might imply some kind of joint ownership that puts moral limits on changes to the laws and the constitutio
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  • ...game. If we declare that all resource belong to an ownership group or to a joint project, we fail in the duty to stay out of each other’s way. (2) If the ...sed both for and against an enforceable obligation to contribute to social production, and gives several reasons in both ideal and nonideal theory to support the
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  • ...mplicated in the development of various diseases and premature death," the Joint Policy Committee of the Societies of Epidemiology said in a 2012 position s ...nformation I have received, there is no direct health hazard with asbestos production," said Dipak Kumar Singh, who until recently was Bihar's environment secret
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  • a. The repeal of all laws prohibiting the production, sale, possession, or use of drugs, and of all medical prescription require e. the repeal of all controls on wages, prices, rents, profits, production, and interest rates.
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  • ... STATISTICS, FOOD AT HOME, ALL ITEMS INFLATION, AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS OF PRODUCTION/NON-SUPERVISORY WORKERS Joint Venture
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  • [[Category:Joint Production]]
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  • ... words as ‘communism,’ nor ‘individualism,’ nor by reference to ‘joint-stock company’ systems or ‘personal enterprise’.’” This conclusio ...who did not produce their own food.79 Chiefdoms sometimes maintained large joint projects such as irrigation, flood control, temple or monument building.80
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  • ...eas. Common-pool resources may also be facilities that are constructed for joint use, such as mainframe computers and the Internet. The resource units or be 1. low value of production per unit of area,
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  • ...me and has been characterized as ‘the envy of the developing world’.29 Production of the first vaccine for meningitis B and a vaccine for Haemophilus influen ...ffective neighbourhood organization and universal primary health care. The joint effect of these strategic activities will result in the elimination or cont
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  • ... allocation of productive resources, and so better promote the effi- cient production of goods than non-market schemes. Markets then have an important function i ...e is no a priori assumption that mandates private property in the means of production. Liberal socialism, allowing for public ownership combined with market allo
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  • ...esh and perishable whole or minimally processed foods. Consequently, their production and consumption is rising quickly worldwide.3,7 In the global north—ie, N activities across these industries, which also have histories of joint ownership—eg, Philip Morris owned both Kraft and Miller Brewing;81 Altria
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  • ... and among different people, as in the case of concurrent interests (e.g., joint tenancies) and common interest communities (e.g., condominiums). The bundle ...quality of the human relationships that property entails, and to force the production of information pertinent to those issues. Because the information produced
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  • ...some good reasons why you might not. Because Chinese labor is inexpensive, production processes that are capital-intensive in the advanced countries can be ‘du ...s also often done inside China by forcing foreign corporations to agree to joint venture companies as the condition of access to Chinese markets (see here,
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  • For each principle, we explored the joint distribution of the evidence and success variables of the cases that record ... cases in each main diagonal than in the corresponding off-diagonal, these joint distributions show that each principle has more supportive than unsupportiv
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  • ... production of some police services and avoid diseconomies of scale in the production of others. ...cheap talk,” enables participants to reduce overharvesting and increase joint payoffs, contrary to game-theoretical predictions. large studies of irrigat
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  • ...ean differences for individual characteristics are small, and p-values for joint tests of balance across all baseline characteristics give no cause for conc Joint p -value N
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  • ...ions such as do not lead to the breach of A's right", since causation is a joint phenomenon (and bearing in mind that in this context "has a duty to" should ...fail to achieve by a wide margin). Coercive procedures help coordinate the production and distribution of collective goods (though not without drawbacks of their
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  • ...hies along with property in the products of labour as well as the means of production. ...ietors of their products” while “not one is proprietor of the means of production”. If the “right to product is exclusive” then “the right to means i
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  • ...m that failed to follow the industry's cartel pricing system by making its production centre an involuntary base point with a drastically reduced base price, adh ...ligopolistic price coordination. As no explicit agreement was alleged, the joint action necessarily rested on tacit coordination—a predatory theory the Co
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  • 7 Prescribing of steroids for back and joint pain ... shoulder, or ankle. People injected in peripheral joints were at risk for joint infections but were not believed to be at risk for meningitis.[31]
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  • {{DES | des = "So what you have created is actually a joint production, of your own entrepreneur skill or labour or whatever you have put in there ...g your wealth using all this. So what you have created is actually a joint production, of your own entrepreneur skill or labour or whatever you have put in there
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  • ...n Life Research Foundation or Caribbean-Pacific Enterprises) invested in a joint venture to purchase land for subdivision on Santa Maria and Gaua Islands in ...ped as far as the edge of the KWC), unregulated industries (including food production, dentistry and medicine with only rudimentary hygiene).[33][note 1] Filth,
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  • ...be sold and bought in a market with excess demand. Notice that the drop in production and shortage is greater if the supply of steel is more elastic and smaller ...ranges the law of supply tells us that orange growers would decrease their production of oranges by using less land, labor, and fertilizer, etc. to grow oranges.
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  • ...iments and observation render to physics. Historical events are always the joint effect of the cooperation of various factors and chains of causation. In ma ... all better off due to innovation, entrepreneurship and competition in the production of goods and the performance of services. This is the aforementioned “hal
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  • ...onomic theory that, all other things remaining constant, when prices rise, production falls, and vice versa.) Economists might disagree about the answers, but at ...it, can obtain that product. Concomitantly, resources will flow toward the production of that product in accord with what consumers are willing to pay. Where the
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  • ... potential Einstein or Marie Curie to waste away in a factory or fast food joint, in such a situation not only is the intelligent poor person losing out, bu ...ey also gain more social power by being the sole source of capital for all production. This becomes even more curious when you consider that the majority of the
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  • ...ous order. If legislation, which is an automated process for the conscious production of law, plays the role of the automatic transmission in my extended analogy ...coordinate their social interaction so as to avoid violence and facilitate joint pursuits:
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  • ...al GM report that year stated ominously, “This year will see the maximum production of petroleum that this country will ever know.” ...h sulfuric acid. (Farm alcohol was one thing, but a patentable process for production of petroleum-derived alcohol–a possible money-maker–was quite another,
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  • ...na. In September 2016, Floyd Gottwald Jr. gave $50,000 to Trump Victory, a joint fund-raising committee for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, continui ...early a century, as the mass production of leaded gas gave way to the mass production of flame retardants.
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  • ...dministrative agencies govern entire sectors of the economy. In short, the production and distribution of wealth are the result of conscious political decisions ...ply it to labor unions and other worker collectives on the basis that this joint action represented a “restraint of trade” (Greenslade 1988, p. 166). Th
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  • ...mechanism is utilized for the allocation of capital goods and the means of production.[1][2][3] Depending on the specific model of market socialism, profits gene ...osed by American neoclassical economists, public ownership of the means of production is achieved through public ownership of equity and social control of invest
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  • ...nvoluntary trade on the market’s ability to equate costs and benefits of production that involves effectively forced labor. ...e amount a person can consume without any kind trade—either through home production or through consuming what she already owns (Sen, 1981, pp. 172-173). Both o
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  • ...ual jobs with extensive autonomy to suggestion boxes to quality circles to joint safety committees to self-managed work teams. Figure 1 shows that a little ...place by limiting managerial discretion. Strikes and work slowdowns reduce production. On the other hand, unions may improve communication among workers and betw
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  • The current structure of capital ownership and organization of production in our so-called "market" economy, reflects coercive state intervention pri ... imagination. But it would have been a world of decentralized, small-scale production for local use, owned and controlled by those who did the work - as differen
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  • ...erations, and Impact D44 - Auctions D47 - Market Design D51 - Exchange and Production Economies D61 - Allocative Efficiency; Cost-Benefit Analysis D62 - External Rules: First-price, multi-item, sealed-bid auctions (that allow for joint bids), followed by a scrip reallocation procedure.
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  • ...ple, reports that Franklin Delano Roosevelt declared the following after a joint meeting with the Prime Minister of Canada on May 1st of 1933: ...d spending. Output contracted by a third in 1929-33 and monthly industrial production lost more than half its value, as shown in Figure 2.
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  • ...ng. Cartels almost always agree to raise their list prices, to lower total production, or both; they may also reinforce this basic decision by fixing market shar ...rs of buyers, a small amount of noncartel production capacity, equality of production costs across firms, and relatively stable or predictable demand conditions.
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  • ... of Alabama, nor to the members of the cast of any stage or motion picture production characterizing the officials of a foreign state, nation, or government; pro ...ny person acting or appearing in any theater, motion picture or television production while actually engaged in representing therein military or naval characters
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  • ... on the right to sell the product, and charge enormous markups over actual production cost. ...n in those whose efforts and distributed knowledge are actually needed for production, the firm is riddled with information and incentive problems and fundamenta
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  • it increases the social product by putting means of production in the hands of those who can use them most efficiently (profitably); exper ...t graze” their possible options, and the four possible outcomes of their joint action. Within the boxes, the numbers represent the utility each herder rec
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  • ...ale ranges and rotational grazing are required for sustain- able livestock production (Kabubo-Mariara, 2005; Borwein, 2013; see also, Mearns, 1996; Banks, 2003; ...e hand, and the need for large-scale ranges and mobile herds for livestock production in arid and semi-arid regions, on the other (Rutten, 1992).
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  • ...e faced by each of two prisoners who are questioned separately about their joint crime and must decide whether to stay silent (cooperate) or testify (defect ...e of monopoly power that a particular holdout might possess, examining the production function for assembly surplus may be helpful. Particularly conducive to hol
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