-
Productive and
unproductive labour are
concepts that were used in
classical political economy mainly in the 18th and 19th centuries,
which survive today...
- Look up
productivity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Productivity, in economics, is the
amount of
output created produced per unit
input used. Productivity...
- in Kazakhstan. The
project aims to
provide training to unemplo****,
unproductively self-emplo****, and
employees in need of training.
Before the Russian...
- Khrushchev's
reforms in
agriculture and administration, however, were
generally unproductive. In 1962, he
precipitated a
crisis with the
United States over the Soviet...
- of
financial ruin due to
personal extravagance and
costly and
largely unproductive wars,
particularly with King
Francis I of France, Holy
Roman Emperor...
- symbol. X {\displaystyle X} is
called useless if it is
unreachable or
unproductive. X {\displaystyle X} is
called nullable if
there is a
derivation X ⇒...
- thirty-second soundbite. A
report characterized Congress in 2013 as
unproductive, gridlocked, and "setting
records for ****ility". In
October 2013, with...
- in the
Sahara Desert and as such is
generally sp****ly po****ted and
unproductive economically. Most of the po****tion
lives to the
north of
these mountains...
- time p****ed. It may
leave the
person with a
feeling of
tiredness or
unproductiveness after doomscrolling. This
phenomenon is most seen in
teenagers and...
- Жанночка Zhannochka), and most
names have the
auxiliary stem
derived unproductively (the
Russian name Михаил
Mikhail has the
auxiliary stem Миш- Mish-,...
