So you claim that high labour productivity is fully reflected in money spent on employees, and just not reflected in wages?
He claims that competition from low wage economies means that higher labour productivity from technology and capital won't be reflected in wages. He claims that only the competitive merits for of US labour will be reflected.
I think some Democrats are looking at US health care costs and trying to address them, in spite of attempts mostly by Republicans to derail that process.
He claims that competition from low wage economies means that higher labour productivity from technology and capital won't be reflected in wages. He claims that only the competitive merits for of US labour will be reflected.
I think some Democrats are looking at US health care costs and trying to address them, in spite of attempts mostly by Republicans to derail that process.