Work and Leisure: A History of Ideas

Yoram Weiss

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This paper reexamines an old question: what is work and why do we do it? A straightforward ’economic ’ answer is that work is any time activity for which we receive a positive wage, but this begs the question which activities command a positive wage. Now the answer depends on market level considerations such

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