The phrase "accumulation of labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about economics, sociology, or labor studies, particularly when referring to the gathering or increase of labor resources or efforts over time.
Example: "The accumulation of labour in the industrial sector has led to significant economic growth in the region."
Alternatives: "gathering of labor" or "collection of labor".
He broke convention by emphasizing, on the basis of the statistical series that he accumulated, how little of economic growth could actually be attributed to the accumulation of labour and capital.
The kink displayed by employment rates around year t makes it unlikely that rates for this group are rising because of the gradual accumulation of labour market experience.
Elsewhere in the Pavilion, Lee considers the accumulation of labour as a model for citizenship, such as in the installation piece Proper Time, in which 668 clocks are each affixed to the wall, programmed to the relative time it takes a person in a different country to earn enough for a meal.
If a small rise in the stock of capital leads to a big drop in the rate of return (perhaps because technological progress is slow and there is nothing at all useful for new capital to do) then accumulation of new wealth reduces the labour share, and we get an elasticity of less than one.
Adam Smith laid great stress on the role played by the accumulation of a stock of capital in facilitating the division of labour economics and in increasing the productivity of labour in general.
With residence length and the accumulation of information about the host country labour market, the incidence of over-education is expected to fall while the incidence of under-education could rise.
Unable to afford the laissez-faire liberalism of Victorian Britain, European states early on took an active role in the regulation of labour markets, often siding with capital in support of rapid accumulation.
Classical growth theories treated technology as a given while capital accumulation and labour force improvement were the major sources of growth.
In reality, a very considerable accumulation of stored manufactures is an attendant condition, an inevitable consequence, of the present vast and delicate division of labour.
Most offices implemented the programme Children in Especially Difficult Circumstances since the late 1980s, for which specialised national programme staff was recruited and which allowed for an accumulation of knowledge and experience related to child labour.
To promote profitable private capital accumulation, the state was required to finance expenditure on social capital that is, investment in projects and services to enhance labour productivity, lower the reproduction costs of labour, and thereby increase the rate of profit.
