But the false measure of productivity selects one output from diverse outputs: the single commodity to be produced for the market; and one input from diverse inputs: labour.
When people are replaced by energy slaves because of a false measure of productivity based on labour inputs alone, destruction of livelihoods and work is the inevitable result.
Arianna's latest book held for me many valuable insights about the power of a moment in time, that sleep is more valuable than caffeine and the false appearance of productivity, and the need to turn off our devices and tune into ourselves.
This false, fossilised measure of productivity is at the root of the multiple crises we face in food and agriculture.
With ArtelWare, automation customers can reduce time spent on false "hits," increasing overall lab productivity.
Societal costs included both the direct medical and direct nonmedical costs of testing, direct and indirect (lost labor productivity) costs of false negatives, and direct medical, direct nonmedical, and indirect costs of true positives.
Societal costs included the additional nonmedical costs of testing, indirect (lost labor productivity) costs of false-negative results, and direct nonmedical and indirect costs of true-positive results.
Indirect costs for false-negative results (absenteeism, reduced productivity at work and for those who did not work) were derived from the American Diabetes Association 2007 economic assessment and were attributed only to those with diabetes or whose prediabetes progressed to diabetes during the 3 years (14).
Infestation level was significantly related to the productivity of black crowberry, false toadflax, and the combined species group.
Smith's central idea, after these two false ones are demolished, is simple: increased productivity is the sole source of a nation's wealth.
Professor Black explicitly criticises the Tories for propagating a myth that NHS productivity was declining to create a false justification for their health and social care bill".
