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EFFICIENCY

Chapter 10. EFFICIENCY. Table 10.1 Decomposition of Productivity Gap Between India and the United States. Figure 10.1 Wages and Machines in the Textile Industry, 1910. Source : Clark (1987). Table 10.2 Productivity in Selected Industries in the Early 1990s.

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EFFICIENCY

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  1. Chapter 10 EFFICIENCY

  2. Table 10.1 Decomposition of Productivity Gap Between India and the United States

  3. Figure 10.1 Wages and Machines in the Textile Industry, 1910 Source: Clark (1987).

  4. Table 10.2 Productivity in Selected Industries in the Early 1990s

  5. Figure 10.2 U.S. Subsurface Coal Mining: Output, Price, and Output per Worker-Hour, 1949–1994 Source: Parente and Prescott (2000).

  6. Figure 10.3 Efficient Allocation of Labor between Sectors

  7. Figure 10.4 Overallocation of Labor to Sector 1

  8. Figure 10.5 Overallocation of Labor to Farming When Farmworkers Are Paid Their Average Product

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