Productivity Myths - Comments From Real Economists
23 December 2006
Earlier this week we discussed the myth of manufacturing productivity, and how the number may not account correctly for reduced labor resulting from s…
23 December 2006
Earlier this week we discussed the myth of manufacturing productivity, and how the number may not account correctly for reduced labor resulting from s…
22 December 2006
The wife and I are going to spend a nice quiet Christmas a couple hours up the coast in Carmel. In the meantime, how about sharing the joys of manufa…
21 December 2006
The title of this post does not adequately convey my frustration, and outright anger, at the idiots that give lean a bad name. Our friend Dan Markovi…
21 December 2006
Be forewarned, this has nothing to do with lean manufacturing. Several of our blogger friends are engaged in a game of "blog tag," where we…
20 December 2006
We harp a lot, including yesterday, on American manufacturers that believe subsidies and trade barriers are necessary in order to compete globally. S…
19 December 2006
Last July we told you about a duel at NAM, where the Hunter/Ryan bill divided the larger "manufacturers" (primarily outsourcers) and the sma…
18 December 2006
The Business and Media Institute is out with it's list of the Top Ten Economic Myths of 2006 report, which includes all sorts of fun subjects like…
17 December 2006
If you've been involved with lean for a while you have probably started to see some discussion on "training within industry" or TWI. TW…