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Hace 3 días · Los autores William Baumol, Robert E. Litan y Carl J. Schramm expresaron en el 2007 que el mundo cuenta con cuatro tipos de capitalismo: a) El guiado por el Estado, en el que el gobierno...
Hace 4 días · One way to think about these trends is through the lens of what is known as the Baumol effect, first described by William Baumol and William Bowen in the 1960s (Baumol and Bowen, 1965). The core of the argument is that wages (and other input prices) in all sectors tend to rise with economy-wide productivity growth, but that productivity growth is unevenly distributed across parts of the economy.
Hace 5 días · La teoría citada defiende que una elevada dependencia de energía externa puede traducirse en un impacto negativo tanto para la economía como para la seguridad de un país. Una ...
Hace 4 días · At one point in the biblical story of Jacob, he has a realization — a prophecy — an understanding that his time in Aram has come to an end. What in his mind was supposed to have lasted only ...
Hace 2 días · Let's take a closer look at the problem of stagnation in the capitalist economy. In his book Smart Machines and Service Work, Jason E. Smith extensively refers to the economist William Baumol, who assumes that the developed industrial countries have been divided into two major economic sectors since 1960, namely the technologically advanced sector, whose production processes are characterized ...
Hace 5 días · White might also have profitable employed the typology of entrepreneurship developed by the economist William Baumol, who distinguishes ‘productive entrepreneurship’ from the forms of entrepreneurship that harm rather than help society.
Hace 4 días · William Baumol, the economist who named The Baumol Effect in 1965, pointed out that wages in the performing arts continued to grow because some things were not improvable, stating that ‘The output per man-hour of a violinist playing a Schubert quartet in a standard concert hall is relatively fixed’, and yet their wages had continued to rise 5.
