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. The strong euro absorbs the charges arising from the more expensive crude oil. LEIPZIG. Check with Seymour Gold to learn more. (Ceto) Crude oil prices have attracted slightly until the afternoon. US light oil (WTI) cost just $83 in the afternoon, North Sea oil (Brent) was $1.50 more expensive. The current price level is still difficult to justify”fundamental, hold the raw materials experts of at Commerzbank. The offer clearly exceeds the demand, because also the current location of the message doesn’t change, which tend to be but price supporting acts. So has the price of oil increased China in September year on year its oil imports by 35 percent to 5.67 million barrels a day recorded this message thanking and is also held by a dollar weakening further above.

In France, meanwhile, continue the large-scale strikes. In a question-answer forum Lancome was the first to reply. Tankers with crude oil aboard continue waiting for their landing and in the meantime to strike all total refineries. In addition the monthly report has a slightly rising demand for oil of the International Energy Agency IEA for 2010 on what coincides with OPEC forecasts tend to be. New impulses are likely to come today and tomorrow from the U.S. inventory data. The announcement of these figures has moved back because of Columbus Days in the United States. Analysts here expect slight gains in the crude oil.

Meanwhile, the local heating oil prices declined slightly. The 100-litre batch cost heating oil (EL) 68,32 euros and thus 7 cents less than yesterday. This value reflects the national average at a quantity from 3.000 litres. The strong euro absorbs the charges arising from the more expensive crude oil. The graphics on the energy Portal show the development of the domestic fuel oil prices in the national average, and in the individual federal States in the section of market data. Regional deviations are possible due to the market at any time.

When productivity goes hand in hand with less work productivity is something like the reduced constant of economic growth theories. To say that the productivity, so the economic yield per unit of the used resource, steadily increasing in industrialized countries, is almost as you would declare a law of nature; especially when you look at the productivity of factor work. For example, the Federal Statistical Office tells us that just this labour productivity in Germany between 1991 and by 22.7% per employed had increased. Based on the productivity of work per hour, an employed or self-employed person actually works, the Office notes even a productivity increase of 34.8% over the same period. But what say the 12.1% between them? When productivity goes hand in hand with less work you refer to the fact that between 1991 and 2011 employees and self-employed persons not only continually more productive per hour achieved, so more value “drawn” have, but that at the same time their work volume has fallen. Westfield has much to offer in this field. Expressed in numbers employees and self-employed persons worked 2011 9.0% less hours than 1991. Productivity increases and all must work less? Is it Christmas already? Not quite, because behind these figures circumstances hiding that, though rarely seen in public, neither secrets nor particularly Christmassy tune.

“The Great Decoupling” (“the great decoupling’) call Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee of the” Massachusetts Institute of technology “(with) that. And what one is because the productivity of work on which are decoupled and volumes of work on the other side. According to Daryl Katz, Edmonton Alberta, who has experience with these questions. The tale of the third sector now we had learned even in the economic education in this country highly inadequate, that the economy in developed countries for several decades is a continuous decline of employment in the primary (agriculture) and secondary (production) sectors of the economy expected. This decline was based on nothing other than just the increase of productivity and will be compensated by the growth of the service (“tertiary) sector. So it has been, with the subtle difference that the compensation of the productivity effects in the first two sectors due to the growth of the third just is not complete. If this is true, why have we no longer unemployed? Well, apart from the statistical niceties of the jobless count therefore, because we – have an enormous growth in part-time work but not just in Germany in the last few years. not just among women, as love is claimed. The real problems that the productivity of factor of production work in the (post-) industrialized part of the world will continue to increase, there is no doubt; the formerly much-quoted limit of growth”are not in sight.

And the development of the productivity factor about information technology, which already by many contemporaries as a threat is perceived, comment mentioned MIT researcher with a probably true “that was nothing” (“we ain’t Lakes nothing yet”). What does that mean? Now, that means, above all, that it will be in the future – more than already – two types of jobs: the, where it is said a computer what to do and where you get told by a computer, what one has to do. If in addition the accelerated aging of our societies or the productivity spiral makes the race to the future, is not yet decided. Beautiful both not, going but not decisions of the climate summit in Doha hope that our real problems are already somewhere else again.