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Recovery for whom?

Worker productivity figures shoot up, with no gains in employment or wages to show for it. Newly released figures of the Department of Labor show that productivity has sharply increased in the second quarter of 2009 but employers' labor costs have plummeted. To analyze these numbers, The Real News spoke to Richard D. Wolff, economist at the New School in New York City, who speaks on whether these numbers are good for workers. (video)
http://therealnews.com/t/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=4120




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yaron
 yaron      24.09.2009 - 15:50:49 , level: 1, UP   NEW
toto je myslim ocakavany priebeh..avsak nezda sa mi presne hovorit o tom ze majitelia na tom zarabaju...

ide o to ze mzdy niesu jednine naklady, ceny surovin isli tiez dole, ale cena kapitalu sla naopak hore (logicky preto maju firmy z rel. vacsim pomerom dlhu vacsie problemy)

jednoducho firmy si musia zakonite kompenzovat znizenie dopytu zvysovanim marzi, tie co to dokazu preziju...

keby teoreticky v tejto situacii firma prenasala zvysenie preoduktivity do miezd zamestnancov (ktora by ale neviedla k dalsiemu zyseniu produktivity) nebola by konkurencieschopna...

toto je teoria, v praxi sa vyskytnu jedinci ktorym to velmi hra do karat, but that just the way it is...