Average annual output per worker in the private sector is about 7,000 and evidence shows that output per worker increases with greater amounts of capital invested per worker.

Value added per worker in manufacturing

Given that low income economies typically have little fixed capital (computers, factories, infrastructure) and human capital (education and training) per worker, they tend to have higher potential returns to capital investment. That means they can grow more rapidly than wealthier economies, until their per capita income catches up.

Only 1.6 per cent of worker farmers come from farms of more than 20 hectares.

Overall, productivity per worker, which is the major component of growth from within , has consistently declined.

The average annual payroll cost to the Government was 14,680 per worker in 1995, including benefits.

The UNRWA job creation programme prioritized refugees with large families, supporting livelihoods with a remuneration of 10 to 12 per day per worker (an average of 2 per dependent per day).

A working capital reserve level of 8.3 per cent.

36. The majority of worker farmers have permanent employment (95.6 per cent) for an indefinite or fixed period.

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Of these, 68 per cent live in the capital of Damascus.

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Fast worker.

Attention must also be drawn to the decline in the category of unpaid family worker men from 17.3 to 7.4 per cent, and women from 31.9 to 12.7 per cent.

Capital expenditures in the public budget dropped from 13 per cent in 1996 to 8 per cent in 1997 and 9.5 per cent in 1998.

manufacturing firms and type of worker, 1992 economic census Type of worker

However, greater amounts of invested capital do not appear to produce proportional increases in worker output, indicating that better management and marketing techniques may be needed to allow Palestinian businesses to take full advantage of additional capital investment.

Some fear that extending the workday will not produce more jobs because the resulting expansion of hours worked will reduce the capital labor ratio. This would lower the marginal productivity of hours worked sufficiently to offset the positive effects of increasing the number of hours per worker.

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The proportion of women employed in low status jobs such as unpaid worker or domestic servant is over 50 per cent and rising.

The occupational group with the highest concentration of women is that of office worker women account for 70.4 per cent of this group.

The figures in a study on this subject indicate that the average monthly pay of a male worker in 1990 amounted to 167 dinars compared to only 123 dinars for a female worker, representing a shortfall of about 36 per cent.

The Act also provides that, where a mixed enterprise or enterprise funded solely with foreign capital considers that a particular worker does not meet its employment needs, it may ask the employment authority to replace him or her by another worker, without there being any legal protection.

With caseloads averaging 268 families, for example, each social worker could spend an average of only six hours per family per year to manage the delivery of SHC assistance and promote self reliance.

The largest scope for renewed private investment is in capital intensive sectors in which government has a major presence as regulator. Even if European countries were to close only 10 of the variation in capital stock per worker at the subsector level, the impact could be more than 360 billion in additional investment offsetting the 354 billion difference in private investment between 2007 and 2011.

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She's a hard worker.

Fast worker, aren't you?

Remember the Medicina worker?

And an excellent worker!

The capital of Anguilla is The Valley, where 43 per cent of the population resides.

This estimated loss is equivalent to 30 per cent of pre 2000 Palestinian capital stock.

For example, GDP per worker in the State of Nuevo León in Mexico is eight times that of Guerrero, while output per worker in the Department of Chocó in Colombia is less than one fifth that of Bogotá. Why would capitalists extract so little value from workers if they could get so much more out of them?

With a shrinking labor force, the standard estimate for Japan in 2012 160 that is, before Abenomics had output per employed worker growing by 3.08 year on year. That is considerably more robust than in the United States, where output per worker grew by just 0.37 last year, and much stronger than in Germany, where it shrank by 0.25 .

With a shrinking labor force, the standard estimate for Japan in 2012 that is, before Abenomics had output per employed worker growing by 3.08 year on year. That is considerably more robust than in the United States, where output per worker grew by just 0.37 last year, and much stronger than in Germany, where it shrank by 0.25 .