On the dynamic effects of using hired labor in the Kibbutz - theory and case studies

Article Abstract:

Changes in the Kibbutz economy due to the introduction of hired labor were examined. The traditional labor-managed firm was used as the conceptual model in the study. The model was extended to cases of heterogenous labor in order to adapt it to the Kibbutz framework. It was found that the employment of hired labor in the Kibbutz would only improve its economic situation in the short run.

Employee selection, Kibbutzim

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Employment dynamics in the Romanian labor market. A Markov chain Monte Carlo approach

Article Abstract:

The effect of the restructuring process on the employment dynamics of urban residents with reference to the Romanian labor market is analyzed.

Romania, Analysis, Economic conditions, Labor market, Labour market

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Random pricing by labor-managed firms in markets with imperfect consumer information

Article Abstract:

The article explores pricing by partial oligopolies.

United Kingdom, Science & research, Pricing Policy, Participative Management, Pricing, Participatory management, Product price

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