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Attitudes; Industrialization; *OrganizationalClimate; *Productivity; School Role;.*SkillDevelopment; Social Influences;, TechnoltgicalAdvancement; *Vocational Education; Work Attitudes;

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.This bibliography contains references to

approximately 100 articles on prpductivity and vocational education'srole in improving productivity./Xrticles, artanged alphabetically byauthoy or title, are further identified by title, place and source ofpublicakion, date of publication, and page number(s). A checklistprovided in a column in P'ont of the entries denotes whether or notarticles contain subject matter that is related to four areas: SkillsImpr6vement, Organizational Climate, Attitudinal Change, andEconomic/Social Technological Factors. (YLB)

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A keyboard with the human tolich. NEXT, January/February 1981,

p. 109.

Abernathy, W. J. The productivity dilemma: roadblock to

innovation in the automobile industry. Baltimore: Johns

Hopkins Untversity Press, 1978.

Abram, R., Ashley, W., Faddis, C., and Wiant, A. Technology

adaptation vrocesses and outcomes: Implications for educa-

tional polidies and practices. CoTbmbus, Ohio: The Na-

tional Center for Research in Vocational Education, TheOhio State University, October 1981.

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is running out of manufacturing people. Production,

pril 1980, pp. 79-85. i

America works wt:Ien America works. .NBC White Paper, presented

on the NBC Television Network, June 25, 1981,A:30-11 pm.Viewer's guide by Cultural ,Information Service, P.O. Box

92, New York, NY 10156.

America's restructured economy. Business Week, Special Issue,

June 1, 1981, pp. 55-100..

Another angle on productivity. EXT, January/February 1981,

/mpp. 109-110.

Antilla, S. East meets West: The quality circle. Working

Woman, October 1981, pp. 88-91.i

Ashley, li., Abram, R. and Faddis, C. Educational initiatives

to.improve technology adaptation, productivity and economicexpansion in the private sector. Columbu.Ohio: The

National Center for Research.in Vocatirnal Education,

The Ohio State University, December 1981.

Assessment of th* impact vocational educationscan have onimproving worker productivity. Long-range Action Plan.

Urbana; IL: Illinois University, Department of Vocational

and Technical Education, July 1981.

Backman, J. Labor, technology, and productivity in the

seventies. New York: New York Uphiversity Press, 1974.

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Barks, J. V. and Bennett, K. W. Why America can't afford to, overlook the human side of productivity. Iron Age, October

, 1, 1979, 222, 28-32+.

Batten, W. M. For the record. From an address by William M.Batten, chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, The WallStreet Journal, 'Iyesday, November 7, 1981.

Behr, P. GE takes new gamble in Virginia. The WashingtonPost, Ncember 7, 1981.

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Bel,itsky, Ai H. Productivity and job secuA Case studiesof continuing education for engineers, tec nicians, andmanagers. Washington, DC: Natiohal Center for productivi-ty and Quality of Working Life, 1978.

Bennett, K. W. Employee incentives plus new technology equalsproductivity. Iron Age, February 2, 1981, 224, 43-45:

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Bentsen, L., Senator (D-TX) A skilled-labor crisis? Congres-sional Record. Sept. 29, 1981 (S 10636-10637); Oct. 15,1981 (S 11465-1146-7); Oct. 22, 1981 (5 11851-11853); Nov.2, 1981 (5 12696-12698); Nov. 12, 1981 (5 13261-13263);Dec. 4, 1981 (S 1446,8-14472); Dec. 10, 1981 (S 14906-

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Bergson, A. Productivity and the social system: The USSR andthe West. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University,Press, 1978.

Bienstock, H. New and emergin§ occupations: Fact or fancy.

Columbus, Ohik: The National Center for Research in,Voca-

tional Education, The Ohio State University, August1981.

Blau, G. Human resources Accounting. Scarsdale, 11Y: Work in,America Institute, Studies in Productivity, 1978.

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Blau, G. Trends in product quality and worker attitude.Scarsdale, NY: Work in America Institute, Studies in Pro-ductivity, 1978. . .

Bolino, A. Cr Productivity: Vocational educationq -role.Information Series No. 223. Columbus, OH: The NaponalCenter for Research in Vocational- Education, The Ohio StateUniversity, January 1981.

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Bolz, R. W. Production processes, t'he productivity handbook.

Novelty, OH: Conquest ?ublishing Company, 1974;1.

Boosting prod4tivity at American Express. Business Week,

October 5, 1981, pp. i62; 66.

Bottoms, G. The reyitalizatiOn of erica: A rOle for voca-

.0.9nal education. VocEd., 55 (9), November/December 1980,8-19.

Bowen, W. How to regain our competilive edge. Fortune, March

9., 1981, 103, 74-78.

,Bowers, E. W. Skilled manpower shortage: A crisis facing .

defense. Iram Age, June.22, 1981, pp..51, 54.

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i iBuchmiller, A,. A. An overview of productiVty n goiternment

and the public services. Madison; Wisconsin: WisconsinDepartmentrof Public Instrhction, Information Series; 4(3), February 1975.

Bucklin; L., P. Productivity in marketing. - Chlcago: American

Marketing Association, 1979.

Burkett, L.A. The structure for providing a work force in

today's world. In M.E. Strong (Ed.), Developing the Na-tion's Work Force, Yearbook 5, Washington, DC: AmericanVocationg Association, 1975.

Burnham, D. C. Productivit im rovement. Pittsburgh:" Car-

negie Press, Carnegie-Me on Univer ty. ' Distributed by

Columbia University Press, New Yor , 1973.

Bushnelll D.S. Articulating with i dustry in economic devel-

opment. Nenpirections for Community Colleges, 1981, 33,3112.

Business Criefs: Non-financial production up 5..,6%, 'News and

iserver, Raleigh, NC: Thursday, May 28, 1981, p. 43.

Business focuses on the factory floor. %Business Week,February 2, 198L, pp. 91-92.

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Business Re/search Publications. Commitment to productivity by

union and workers. Collective Bargaining Briefs. Plain-

view, N.Y.: Author, 1981.

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Butcher, W. C. ,COosing our productiVity gap: Key to U.S.economic hkalth. Industrial Engineering, December 197, 11,30-33.

Buzzell, C. H. Productivity. Implications for vocational'education. Occasional Paper-No. 19. .Columbus, Ohio: TheCenter for Vocational Education, The Ohio State Uni4r Y,August 1976. 0

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Byron, C. and Others. How Japan does it. Time, March 30;1981, 117, 54-60.

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Christainsen, G.B. and Haveman, R. H. Publi regulations andthe slowdown'In productivity growth. Ame ican EconomicAssociation Review Proceedings, May 1981, pp. 320-325.

Clark, P. K. Capif4l formation and recent productivity slow-down. The Journal of Finance, 33, 1978, p. 965-975.

Clayton, G. E. Worker productivity: A challenge for vu edsColumbus, Ohio: 'The National Center for Research in Noca-tiorral Education, The Ohio-State University, January 1982.

Coates, J.F. Technological change and future growthr: Issueiand opportunities1. Technological Forecasting and SoctalChange, II, 1977, 9-74.

Coates, J.F. Technology assessment. IrrA. H. Teich (Ed.),Jechnolog)t and Man's Future. New York: St. Martin's

Press, 1977, p. 251-270.

Copen, b. S. Why quality of work life doesn't always meanTY quality. Training, October 1981, pp. 54-60.

Cole, D. EduCators ask school changes. Salt Lake City Trib-une, March 27, 1981, p. 13.

Connell, J. J. Office of the '80s: Productivity impact.'Business (ileek, February 18, 1980.

Cook, D.D. Labor faces the-productivity challenge. Industrykeek, March 9:1984, pp. 61-65. ,

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Crickmere(B). We candre7i7e productivity. Nation's Business,October 1980, 68, 60.

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Crosby, G. F. Getting back to basic n productivity. Admin-istrative Management, Novem er 81,'XVII (11).

Day, C. R. Jr. Sol

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he m ftery of productivity measure-ry 26, 1981, pp. 61-66.Week, anu

Detroit gets a break from UAW.. Business Week, November 30,1981, pp. 94; 96.

DeVore, P.W. Nineteen eighty-one and counting. VocEd, 1981,56, (2), 28-32; 60-62.

DeVore,14.14. Technology: An introduction, Worcester, MA:

Davis Publications, 1980.

Easing lhe productivity slump. The Washington Post, Editori-al.. Saturday, December 20, 1981.

Edging toward productivity at a rejuvenated Rolls. BusinessWeek, August 11, 19814 p. 62.---

Etzioni, Rtiiidus6.ia1i4ion and vocational education.Occasional "Wer No. 76, 'Columbus, OH: The National Centerfor Research in Vocational Education, The Ohio StateUniversity, 1981.

Evans, R. E. Vocational.education arid-reindustrializaiton.Occasional Paper Np. 75, Columbus, OH: The National Centerfor Research in:Weational Education, The Ohio State Untiversity, 1981.

Faddis, C. arid Abram, R. Technology changes: Imelicationsand resourees fqr future policy. Columbus, Ohio: The

National Center for Research in Vocational Educatton, TheOhio State UniversityDecember 1981.

Fisk, J. D. Productivity in the United States: A briefeconomic overview. Mini BrierNumber MB 80201, The Libraryof Congress, Congressional Research Service, Major IssuesSystem, November 25, 1980.

Flint, J. The myth of the lazy American. yorbes, July 6,1981, pp. 105-111.

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Frsanklin, W. 1-c., Jr. 4144 Japanese managers know that Ameri-can managers don!.t. Administrative Management, September,1981, pp. 36-39; 51-52.

Freeman, R. and Medoff, J. (interviews by S. Kinsley). Would

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Frodsham, A. Nine-point plan: Application by workers, plan-' ning in the factory, exploiting skills and machines. Engi-

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Gathering gloom for Workers. Time, December 14, 1981, pp,64-65. i

.Gautschi, T. F. Human relations and productivity. Design

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Gautschi, T. F. Productivity.. Desigh News, April 7; 36, 205.

Glaser, E.M. Productivity gains through worklife improve-ments. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1976.

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Gold, B. Productivity, technology and capital: Economicanalysis, managerial strategies and government policies.Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1979.

Haggerty, P. E. Improving the productivity of people andinstitutions. Technology in Society, 1980, 2, 319-335.

Hartley:J. Workers must learn to see the company as a win-ning team. Engineer, March 26, 1981, 252, 22-23.

Hauser, P.M. Quality and productivity--A sociologists' point( of view. Quality, September 1981, pp. 20-21.

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.Weaton, H. Productivity in service organizations: Organizing

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Hedden, R. A. Shrinking work force cripples productivity.. ?roduction Engineering, September 1979, pp. 87-88; 93; 95.

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Henderson, H. Dissecting the declining "productiviM" flap.Keynote address at the First Global Conference on the Fu-ture in Toronto, Canada, 22 July 1980. Excerpted from ThePolitics of the Solar Age: Alternatives to Economics. Ali;

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Holscott, D. F. The challenge of'the skilled trades shortageVocEd, November/Deacember 1981, pp. 101-102:

Holzer, M. (Ed.). Productivity in public organizations. Por

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How U.S. has changed in four ddcades. U.S. News and WorldResort, (Pictogram) December 7, 1981, pp. 52-53.

HoWard,-R. Brave new workplace. Wolsking Papers, November/

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Hughes Aircraft Corporation. -. A D. produgtivity:: An investigation of ways to improve qoductivity in technology-besed organizations. 2nd Edi ion. Culver City, CA:

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Japan's U.S. plants go union. Business'Week, October 5, 1981

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Kanabayashi, M. Technology duel: In march of the robots,Japan's machines race ahead of America's. The Wall Street

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Koretz, G: (Ed.) Economic4diaryiDecember 2.--The regulatorymindset that -slows productivity. . Business Week, December

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Lehner, U.C. Technology duel: Japan strives to move,from

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Lublin, J. S. Steel-collar jobs: As robot age arrivet, labc

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Lippman, T. W. The reprogrammable, MultifunctiOnal ,1mans TheWashington Post, Friday; October 16, 1981, p. D 9.

Lippman, T.W. Managements blamed for output drop. .TheWashington Post, January 7, 1982, p. D 10. .

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Louviere, V. Let's rebuild, America! Nation's Business,November 1980, 68, 32-34.

Ldsi, J.M. Aiming for more productivity. Infosystems,

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Machowit?,.M. Productiicity: The new buzz word in bilsinesS.

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Malabre, A. L., Jr. Study disputes view that growth of,service jobs crimps productivity. The Wall Street Jourr\al,

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Mathews, J. ff. Decline in education: (I) The evidence. The

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Mathues, T. O. Manuficturing: Source of produ6tivity gains.'Man/SOciety/Technology, May/June 1981, pp. 2-4. -. =,

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Personnel training helps to increase productivity. Highwayand Heavy Construction, March 1980, 123, 52-53.

Porter, S. Most have to wait for computer age. The News and

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Porter, S.-1,4Gomputer Age' radic.ally alters ways of our lives.

The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina, November30, 1981, p. 20.

Post, C. T. Get workers into the act if entitlements hobble

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Prestbo, J. A. New industrial revolution is near, economistsays, but U.S. may lag. (Review of book by German

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Productivity and job security: Retraining' to adapt to tech-

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,Productivity has clo easy answer. Engineering*News-Record, May

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Productivity programs that work. Engineering News-Record,

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Productivi ty' s coming rebound. Fortune, March 23, 1981, 103,

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Productivity. (Monthly newsl etter, begun 1980, Stanford, CT;

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Productivity: A series frOm,

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