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    improvements in each category of interest. However, our goals that need to be reached by quarter 8 will require a lot more progress. At the rate at which each category is currently progressing, our team needed to focus on increasing diversity, improving productivity, and promoting more innovation. Our goals regarding the other categories should be fairly obtainable if we continue strides of improvement. In order to increase our diversity, our team decided to focus on our selection process. We…

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    describes how productivity growth in economics can lead to economic growth. Smith being an optimist himself saw that the driving force of capitalism would be self-betterment, a yearn for profit, and the desire to make money. One method to increase productivity was to enhance the division of labor. Organization is one way to enhance the division of labor and thus their productivity of labor. Firms also seek to use capital, mainly in the forms of machinery, to aid in the productivity of their…

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    “ Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak ; it is also what it takes to sit down and listen. ” said Winston Churchill. But what happens if you cannot talk or moreover are not able to listen not because of a lack in courage but because you cannot understand what is being said as it is in different language. That what globalisation have brought into the companies in the 21st century ,lingua franc, it is simply means the language that is being used between several people who speak…

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    effective capacities of corporate executives. Three arguable points in the statement will be discussed in this essay. First, can organizational culture be managed? Second, is organizational culture capable of improving corporate performance or productivity? The last one is that whether corporate executives can…

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    most people can only focus on a task for 90-120 minutes at time.Thats a strong indication that working less hours can be productive to the workforce as well as the human body.It also indicates that working less hours there was a high percentage in productivity. I strongly agree that shorter shifts work according to…

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    Putting Maslow's Theory

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    Implications of the theory To the individual Putting Maslow’s theory in mind, an individual first of all recognizes that he has needs which starts with his continued existence upon which all other needs are based. This consciousness motivates the individual to provide for his ‘basic’ needs so as to continue to stay alive. Man is at first an individual before he is an employee. Even as an employee, he begins to understand what is expected of him. It comes to his awareness that at the beginning of…

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    staff, encourage productivity, and essentially to also keep his current highly skilled employees. Although Booth believes this policy isn’t an effective strategy for all companies, he believes it will benefit his and that his employees will not take advantage and freeload (Booth, 2016). Although Jeff Booth’s policy is a business risk,…

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    However, if a country suffers from trade deficit, the national productivity gets affected. This affects the workers’ productivity since the country is producing more goods than it is selling. Hence, the end result is affects domestic employment in terms of massive layoffs so as to maintain a profitable output. Some of the majorchallenges brought about by structural stagnation while referring to macro policy include job growth, productivity, full employment, and labour force participation. One of…

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    Post Recession Essay

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    down in investment. Which affect the real GDP downwards. Low rate of productivity growth: The productivity measure is output per hour worked. Increased productivity shifts AS to right and increases real GDP. Even after a decade of recession, the productivity is still declining. Advent of new technology has a direct impact on economy. Post-recession, business cut down investment on research and development. Which affected productivity growth and cause slowdown in GDP growth rate. Precautionary…

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    Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations” was an outstanding piece of work both for the fields of Sociology and Economics when it was published in the late seventeenth hundred. In this masterpiece Smith talks of the increase of productivity in society due to the phenomenon of the division of labour and through this division of labour specialisation of skills was introduced. Adam Smith also speaks of the “natural “order of society, exchange, division of labour and the relations between the three ranks…

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