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"Not only can employment be regarded as one more common pool resource among others, it can also be argued that it is the common pool resource par excellence – the instance that stands as the single most far-reaching and democratically vital model of a common pool resource. Donald Stabile alluded to something in this vein when he noted that, "Human labor is also the primary constituent of the society whose values must be part of any criterion of social evaluation.The appropriate starting point in any policy directed at social costs is with those imposed on labor." (http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/59880049?access_key=key-1ajmcetzddqc7zpz2zvm) | "Not only can employment be regarded as one more common pool resource among others, it can also be argued that it is the common pool resource par excellence – the instance that stands as the single most far-reaching and democratically vital model of a common pool resource. Donald Stabile alluded to something in this vein when he noted that, "Human labor is also the primary constituent of the society whose values must be part of any criterion of social evaluation.The appropriate starting point in any policy directed at social costs is with those imposed on labor." (http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/59880049?access_key=key-1ajmcetzddqc7zpz2zvm) | ||
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Detailed discussion: [[Employment_as_a_Common_Pool_Resource]] | Detailed discussion: [[Employment_as_a_Common_Pool_Resource]] | ||
How to get there: [[Social Accounting]] | |||
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Book: Jobs, Liberty and the Bottom Line, Tom Walker, Draft: 12/07/2011 | Book: Jobs, Liberty and the Bottom Line, Tom Walker, Draft: 12/07/2011 | ||
Revision as of 11:23, 13 July 2011
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Tom Walker:
"Not only can employment be regarded as one more common pool resource among others, it can also be argued that it is the common pool resource par excellence – the instance that stands as the single most far-reaching and democratically vital model of a common pool resource. Donald Stabile alluded to something in this vein when he noted that, "Human labor is also the primary constituent of the society whose values must be part of any criterion of social evaluation.The appropriate starting point in any policy directed at social costs is with those imposed on labor." (http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/59880049?access_key=key-1ajmcetzddqc7zpz2zvm)
More Information
Detailed discussion: Employment_as_a_Common_Pool_Resource
How to get there: Social Accounting
Source
Book: Jobs, Liberty and the Bottom Line, Tom Walker, Draft: 12/07/2011