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51:22 Session 2: Bargaining Power Session 2: Bargaining Power	Session 2: Bargaining Power 2018-01-30 00:00:00+00 economic problems industrial agreements economic sectors commercial item transport and distribution states of the mid-atlantic inelastic demand social events market structure and pricing linguistics heat transfer competitive firm causality vegan cuisine press workers systems theory production strike leverage monetary economics factor videonote input/output community building companies listed on the new york stock exchange environmental social science concepts paper products political terminology sociology of knowledge higher wage finance government common interest income wage increase bargaining theory party libertarian theory economic systems strike leverage influences goshi ations continue production trucks influences labor direct democracy bargaining unit political philosophy wage employment tradeoff repair work philosophical terminology customs duties curve sadly society demand curve strategic management employment social sciences pure competition public sector psychology profit economic theories economic factors economy wide microeconomics anarchist theory collaboration washington d.c. business human behavior marketing u.s. wages and salaries pulitzer prize winning newspapers bargaining power started producing economic anthropology wage employment wage level autonomy topology spring 2018 economics curves industry public economics total power management side monetary policy numismatics logic consumer theory raise wages theoretical computer science bigger pie negotiation political science terms labour law community power relative high wage cybernetics washington post civil law (common law) labor telecommunications macroeconomics management lose management auto industry lose income bargaining national accounts business law initiate strike sociological terminology strike individualism things constant nutrition sociology index told power worker printing press demand commerce earn profits larger wage increase recruitment high degree 1st place economies collective action printing international trade total profit labor market labour relations multinational companies workers comp low wage relative power constant indirectly political power influence sales bargaining table private sector 100 percent cognitive science political power direct political power labor side substitute workers technology political engineering construction trades workers relative power holding relative power documents high tech economics terminology thing power social philosophy strike fund computer science alternative production sites plant closing writing media caption complete sustain sales labor relations office equipment d.c. philosophy large loss good bargain generally accepted accounting principles types of organization political science identity blackboard site key concept english-language newspapers psychological factors democracy loses income labor union ceteris paribus employment compensation collective representation consumer behaviour labor economics trade unions start talking expected strike outcome automobiles power constant From Donald Bazley on August 17th, 2020 227 plays
42:15 Session 10: Causes of Strikes Session 10: Causes of Strikes	Session 10: Causes of Strikes negotiation strike fun geographic isolation contract zone lose income small issue turn turn strike outcome fact number general motors expectations diverge caption complete psychology big data motivational theories unix sus2008 utilities reach agreement wages and salaries behavioral theory shoring mining final offer building engineering 2nd fact absolutely identical percent increase marketing overly optimistic bargaining power zoning expected strike outcome bargaining theory strong incentive small percentage reach impasse elementary arithmetic physical quantities long shoring rational calculation hicks explain management expects workers walk temporal rates time period business terms strikes occur handy dandy picture labour relations From Donald Bazley on July 15th, 2020 3 plays
42:39 Intro to Behavioral Interviews (PARS) Intro to Behavioral Interviews (PARS)	Intro to Behavioral Interviews (PARS) Zoom Recording ID: 99740828930 UUID: k/A0hwUQT0u+imVT7aY4zQ== Meeting Time: 2020-05-14T15:59:12Z group effort paying attention original question recruitment proudest accomplishment problem solving plays by alan ayckbourn employment behavioral interview questions research methods management interviewers job business problem stronger answer systems theory behavioral questions business law cybernetics personal experience client rating revenue trends case interview evaluation social groups accountancy weaker answer caption complete good work collaboration competing interests job interview expected time types of organization problem statement blah blah 1st project labor debt direct supervisor single day 1st person singular team deliver group processes behavioral interview personal story additional funding time expected social change layers deep lasting legacy fuel station robbery interview process compelling story technical answer evaluation methods par approach research From Victoria Preble on May 14th, 2020 67 plays
01:02:21 ORIE Colloquium, 2011-09-06 - Huseyin Topaloglu:… ORIE Colloquium, 2011-09-06 - Huseyin Topaloglu: Robust Assortment Optimization under Multinomial Logit Model	ORIE Colloquium, 2011-09-06 - Huseyin Topaloglu: Robust Assortment Optimization under Multinomial Logit Model problem mission accomplished theory of probability distributions consumer behaviour american science fiction novels forecast solution functional programming business terms market structure and pricing generally accepted accounting principles p.g. economic liberalism income mediasite optimal eng order expected social movements sales care costs microeconomics financial terminology actual performance r.j. product libertarian theory assortment customer thing probability calendars time period fall 2011 management policy dystopian novels conceptual models on premise marketing capitalism supply chain management terms market research legal terms revenue preference distribution formulation probability theory epidemiology caption complete question group theory characterization generalizations From E. Cornelius on March 2nd, 2018 2 plays