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| − | '''Labor''' is a term in [[economics]] that has two separate meanings: | + | '''Labour''' is a term in [[economics]] that has two separate meanings: |
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| − | *labor is a [[factor of production]] consisting of hired workers whose efforts increase production | + | *labor is a [[factor of production]] consisting of hired workers whose efforts increase production. See: [[Labor force]] and [[Labor productivity]] |
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| − | *labor consists of all personal services, including wage-workers, managers and the self-employed | + | *labour consists of all personal services, including wage-workers, managers and the self-employed |
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| − | ==See Also== | + | ==See also== |
| | * [[Forced labor]] | | * [[Forced labor]] |
| | * [[Labor camp]] | | * [[Labor camp]] |
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| − | [[Category : Labor]] | + | [[Category:Labor]] |
| − | [[Category : Economics]] | + | [[Category:Economics]] |
| − | [[Category : Factors and methods of production]] | + | [[Category:Factors and Methods of Production]] |