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Labor-usingA technological change or technological difference that is biased in favor of using more labor, compared to some definition of neutrality.Similar MatchesLabor standards argument for protectionLabor standards argument for protectionThe view that trade restrictions (trade sanctions) should be used as a tool to improve labor standards, limiting imports, for example, from countries that do not enforce such labor rights as freedom of association and collective bargaining. Labor theory of valueLabor theory of valueThe theory that the value of any produced good or service is equal to the amount of labor used, directly and indirectly, to produce it. Sometimes said to underlie the Ricardian Model of international trade. Collaborative CultureCollaborative CultureAn organizational culture characterized by a shared vision, shared leadership, empowered workers, cooperation among organizational units as they work to improve processes, a high degree of openness to feedback and data, and optimization of the organizational whole versus its many parts. Labor standards argument for protectionLabor standards argument for protectionThe view that trade restrictions (trade sanctions) should be used as a tool to improve labor standards, limiting imports, for example, from countries that do not enforce such labor rights as freedom of association and collective bargaining. Labor-savingLabor-savingA technological change or technological difference that is biased in favor of using less labor, compared to some definition of neutrality. Further SuggestionsLabor productivityForced labor Labor standard Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Child labor Labor intensive Productivity of labor Unit labor requirement Unskilled labor Labor scarce Division of labor Labor abundant Labor augmenting Pauper labor argument Labor right Skilled labor |
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