Douglas proposed that unemployment is a logical consequence of machines replacing labour in the productive process, and any attempt to reverse this process through policies designed to attain full employment directly sabotages our cultural inheritance.
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Seriality may contribute narrative coherence or thematic development, and it is often read in terms of the poem's productive process, i . e . how the poem " produces its own experience " ( Shoptaw ).
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He described his own distinctive approach as a'cultural materialism', by which he meant a theory of culture'as a ( social and material ) productive process'and of the arts'as social uses of material means of production '.
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Unlike conventionally managed dairy animals raised primarily on grain diets for the production of most commercially available cheeses, Idyll Farms certified-humane Alpine goats are pasture-fed using rotational grazing practices which mimic and harness nature's complex, productive processes.
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After 1918, however, the goal of Taylorist labor efficiency thought in Europe moved to " Fordism ", that is, reorganization of the entire productive process by means of the moving assembly line, standardization, and the mass market.
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The law of diminishing returns states that in all productive processes, adding more of one factor of production, while holding all others constant ( " " ceteris paribus " " ), will at some point yield lower incremental per-unit returns.
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The presence, and development, of a very high number of enterprises belonging to the services sector represents a favourable situation for the improvement of the efficiency of the productive process, as well as for the growth of the regional economy.
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Some of these languages ( F21, most of E50, and some of J ) share a phonological innovation called Dahl's Law that is unlikely to be borrowed as a productive process, though individual words reflecting Dahl's Law have been borrowed into neighboring languages.
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Thus the capitalists earn wealth from the labor of their employees, not as a function of their personal contribution to the productive process, which may even be null, but as a function of the juridical relation of property to the means of production.
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Subsidiary characteristics of green economics may include rejection of all analyses of factors of production or means of production that fail to clearly and fundamentally distinguish between living ( nature, persons ) and non-living ( financial, social, instructional, infrastructural ) roles in a productive process.
