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Boaz, Rachel Floersheim – Journal of Human Resources, 1972
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Family Planning, Health Personnel, Health Services
Spellman, William Eugene – 1970
The objective of this study was to quantify the occupational structure of the Kansas economy and to develop a methodology for forecasting occupational requirements in 1980 for the State. The empirical results of this study are designed to serve as a basis for manpower planning. The Kansas input-output model was employed to project the output…
Descriptors: Economics, Industrial Personnel, Input Output Analysis, Labor Needs
American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co., Indianapolis, IN. – 1982
Designed for high school economics students as a public service project of the American Fletcher National Bank, the booklet examines America's decreasing productivity rate in terms of the efficiency. Natural resources, labor, skilled management, and capital are essential to the productive process. When there is an increase in the cost of the…
Descriptors: Capitalism, Competition, Consumer Economics, Economic Progress
American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co., Indianapolis, IN. – 1982
Designed for high school economics students as a public service project of the American Fletcher National Bank, the booklet examines the American free enterprise system as it relates to the traditional lemonade stand and its ability to make a profit. The parallel is made by considering some basic principles: (1) the constant need for capital to…
Descriptors: Capitalism, Competition, Consumer Economics, Cost Effectiveness