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Teknolojik Verimlilik Artisi

 
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Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 10:09:04 -0600

Abstract:
Büyüme, teknolojik yenilik, verimlilik ve emek ilişkilerini inceleyen daha önceki çalışmalarda (Gürak, 2000-a, 2000-b, 2004-a, 2004-b) emek, sermaye malları, ara-mallar, hammaddeler gibi girdilerin “üretimde kullanılan faktörler” olduğu, üretken faktörlerin ise “sadece iki tane” olduğu anlayışından yola çıkmıştık. Söz konusu olan iki üretken faktörden” birinin “doğa”, diğeri ise “emek” olduğu olgusundan söz edilmiş ve “değişim değeri” veya “katma değer” üreten tek üretken faktörün “emek” olduğu ileri sürülmüştü. Bu çalışmada da aynı görüş çerçevesinde “teknolojik yenilikler”, “büyüme” ve “fiyat” ile ilgili bir inceleme yapılacak, doğanın sunduğu girdiler veri olarak alınacak ve emeğin “teknolojik yenilik” ve “büyüme” ile ilişkisi irdelenecektir.

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