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What country was the most productive in World War 2?
most likely England or America but not the french they suck :D
Most managers wanted their workers to?
work faster.
What country in southeast Asia has one of the world's smallest countries boasts one of the worlds most productive economies?
singapore
How did anerican imperialism differ from eurpean imperialism?
The US was the most productive country in the world. It produced many things and needed to sell them.
El salvador the smallest country in latin america. Is el salvador the most productive in central america..?
No. The most productive is Costa Rica.
What country has the most workers?
China
In this workers are most productive and a nation's economy functions most efficiently when people and businesses can pursue their economic interest privately?
laissez faire
In the system workers are most productive and Nations economies functions most effectively when people and businesses can pursue their economic interest privately?
Conservation
The most productive economy in the world is?
Religious Regifting! ;D
In this system workers are most productive and a nation's economy functions most efficiently when people and businesses can pursue their economic interests privately?
laissez faire
In this system workers are most productive and a nation's economy functions most efficiently when people and businesses can pursue their economic interests privately.?
laissez faire
Why are least productive workers in a work group within a firm typically paid more than the value of what they produce while the most productive workers are paid less?
Least productive workers may be paid more than the value they produce due to factors such as labor market dynamics, minimum wage regulations, or union agreements that set pay scales regardless of individual output. Additionally, firms often prioritize employee retention and morale, leading them to offer higher wages to less productive workers to maintain overall harmony. Conversely, the most productive workers may receive lower relative pay because their high output can be undervalued in competitive environments, or firms may assume their productivity is a baseline expectation rather than an exceptional contribution.
