Still, she added, "If it makes him less productive, that makes me resentful, and it has the potential to veer in that direction".
"If you've got a man who is making his living being productive," Brown says, "and you make him use something that's going to make him less productive, that system is going to fail".
Galbraith concluded, however, there had been massive teutonic inefficiency and that the German system had been in many ways less productive than that of the allies.
A production process of a consumption commodity which uses a secondary material as an input is less productive than that which uses a brand-new one, so that ( a 2, l 2 ) < ( a 5, l 5 ) holds. .
These include: (i) that firms believe (rightly or wrongly) that immigrants are less productive than natives and (ii) that immigrants have lower reservation wages than natives or that occupation/region labour supply is likely to be enhanced by the presence of existing immigrants.
The problem-oriented origins of these projects provides an interesting commentary on Ferlie et al.'s (2000, p. 101) suggestion that "Searches for discrete change levers may be less productive than identifying local contexts that are ripe for evidence-based change".
The direct evolutionary response may not be adaptive, however, and may instead result in populations that are less productive than their ancestors.
As long as energy firms expect this to continue, there will be lots of drilling, and thus lots of gas as well as oil and NGLs.The market consensus is that the problems of Shell, BHP Billiton and some other big firms mostly reflect a combination of coming late to the party, paying top dollar for drilling sites and choosing some that turned out less productive than expected.
Research conducted at Stanford University confirms that multitasking is less productive than doing a single thing at a time.
Together, these results suggest that either (1) the south-central boreal and Prairie-Parkland populations were more productive than expected based on breeding population abundance, (2) that the northernmost Boreal region was less productive than expected, or (3) that there was differential susceptibility to hunting depending on the natal origin of individuals.
If you're a night owl, you may think you get some extra productive hours but that productivity is an illusion you're less productive during that time than you would be if you had been well rested.
