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Productivity Bibliography |
Adler, F. P. 1960. Relationships between organization size and efficiency. Management Science (October): 80-84. (JSTOR link).
Armitage, H. and A. A. Atkinson. 1990. The choice of productivity measures in organizations. Measures for Manufacturing Excellence. Harvard Business School Press. Chapter 4: 91-126.
Arnett, H. E. 1984. Increasing productivity in the United States. Management Accounting (November): 63-64.
Babson, S. M. Jr. 1981. Profiling your productivity. Management Accounting (December): 13-17, 32.
Backman, J. ed. 1974. Labor Technology and Productivity in the Seventies. University Press, New York.
Banker, R. D. and S. M. Datar. 1987. Accounting for labor productivity in manufacturing operations: An application. Accounting and Management Field Study Perspectives. Edited by W. J. Bruns, Jr. and R. S. Kaplan. Harvard Business School Press: 169-203.
Barlev, B. 1986. Total factor productivity and cost variances: Survey
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Barnes, R. M. 1949. Toward standardized productivity measurement - The time study basis. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (March 1): 783-790.
Bentson, R., G. L. Gass, and G. McMakin. 1987.White collar productivity. Management Accounting (September): 33-37.
Blinder, A. 1990. Paying for Productivity. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution.
Blinder, A. 1990. Paying for Productivity: A Look at the Evidence. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution.
Boyd, P. and M.K. Fleming. 1987. Productivity: The controller's role. Management Accounting (September): 28-32.
Brandt, L. 1987. The buzz: competitiveness. Journal of Cost Management (Summer): 62-64. (Compares productivity growth from 1950-1985 for Japan, West Germany, Italy, France, Canada, UK and US).
Brayton, G. N. 1985. Productivity measure aids in profit analysis. Management Accounting (January): 54-58.
Brayton, G. N. 1983. Simplified method of measuring productivity identifies opportunities for increasing it. Industrial Engineering (February): 49-56.
Bridges, E. M., W. J. Doyle and D. J. Mahan. 1968. Effects of hierarchical differentiation on group productivity, efficiency, and risk taking. Administrative Science Quarterly 13(2): 305-319. (JSTOR link).
Briggs, F. R. and J. E. Hosking. 1984. Hospitals eye excess capacity and plan to improve productivity. Modern Healthcare (February 1): 114, 116, 119.
Brinkman, S. 1987. Productivity begins with hiring. Management Accounting (July): 50-52.
Buehler, V. M. and Y. K. Shetty. 1981. Productivity Improvement: Case Studies of Proven Practice. AMACOM.
Bullock, R.J., and Timothy L. Ross. 1980. Integrating measurement of productivity into a standard cost system. Financial Executive (October): 34-40.
Burstein, C., and K. Sedlak 1988.The Federal productivity improvement effort: Current status and future agenda. National Productivity Review (Spring): 122-133.
Call, F. O. 1951. The task of the time and production reporting staff. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (April): 946-955.
Calvasina, E. J. and W. R. Boxx. 1975. Efficiency of workers on the four-day workweek. The Academy of Management Journal 18(3): 604-610. (JSTOR link).
Chang, L. and B. Birkett. 2004. Managing intellectual capital in a professional service firm: Exploring the creativity-productivity paradox. Management Accounting Research (March): 7-31.
Cheatham, C. 1986. Do you have a productivity disease? Management Accounting (July): 49-51.
Cheatham, C. 1987. Profit and productivity analysis revisited. Journal of Accountancy (July): 123-130.
Chew, W. B., T. F. Bresnahan and K. B. Clark. 1990. Measurement, coordination, and learning in a multiplant network. Measures for Manufacturing Excellence. Edited by R. S. Kaplan. Harvard Business School Press. Chapter 5: 129-162.
Clark, K. B. and Z. Griliches. 1984. Productivity growth and R&D at the business level: Results from the PIMS data base. In Z. Griliches, ed. R&D, patents and productivity. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 393-416.
Coburn, S., H. Grove and C. Fukami. 1995. Benchmarking with ABCM. Management Accounting (January): 56-60. (Summary).
Coombe, L. W. and R. R. Densmore. 1982. How Detroit Edison improves its productivity. Management Accounting (May): 50-54.
Cotlar, M. 1975. Performance accounting. Management Accounting (August): 33-36. (A graphical performance-monitoring information system).
Craig, C. E. and R. C. Harris. 1973. Total productivity measurement at the firm level. Sloan Management Review (Spring): 12-29.
Davis, G. B. 1988. Information systems: Productivity gains from computer-aided software engineering. Accounting Horizons (June): 90-93.
Davis, H. S. 1955 and 1978. Productivity Accounting. Industrial Research Unit, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Dean, J. 1954. Measuring the productivity of capital. Harvard Business Review (January-February): 120-130.
Dehning, B., K. E. Dow and T. Stratopoulos. 2003. The Info-Tech "productivity paradox" dissected and tested. Management Accounting Quarterly (Fall): 31-39. (Summary).
Deitemann, G. J. 1988. Measuring Productivity in a service company. Management Accounting (February): 48-54.
Deutsch, M. 1949. A theory of co-operation and competition. Human Relations (2): 129-152.
Deutsch, M. 1962. An experimental study of the effects of cooperation and competition upon group process. Human Relations (56): 159-170.
Donkersloot, R. Jr. 1981. Productivity through manufacturing control. Management Accounting (December): 25-32.
Drake, A., S. Haka and S. Ravenscroft. 1998. Incentive effects on innovation, interaction and productivity in group environments. Advances in Management Accounting (6): 93-112.
Edwards, J. B., and J. A. Heard. 1984. Is Cost accounting the No. 1 enemy of productivity? Management Accounting (June): 44-49.
Eilon, S., B. Gold and J. Soesan. 1976. Applied Productivity Analysis for Industry. Pergamon Press.
Ewing, B. G., C. Burstein, and C. Wickman. 1986. Meeting the productivity challenge in the federal government. National Productivity Review (Summer): 252-261.
Fisher, J. 1994. Technological interdependence, labor production functions, and control systems. Accounting, Organizations and Society 19(6): 493-505.
Fox, R. E. 1984. Cost accounting measures of productivity - Main bottleneck on the factory floor? Management Review (November): 55-61.
Franklin, W. H. 1947. Productivity in relation to costs. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (March 15): 859-868.
Frew, D. R. 1974. Transcendental meditation and productivity. The Academy of Management Journal 17(2): 362-368. (JSTOR link).
Gass, G. L., R. Bentson and G. McMakin. 1987. White collar productivity: How a major insurance company tried to optimize its resources and talents. Management Accounting (September): 33-38.
Gatti, J.F. and D.J. Grinnell. 2000. Joint cost allocations: Measuring and promoting productivity and quality improvements. Journal of Cost Management (July/August): 13-21.
Gibson, D. L. 1994. The effects of screen layout and feedback type on productivity and satisfaction of occasional users. Journal of Information Systems (Fall): 105-114.
Glisson, C. A. and P. Y. Martin. 1980. Productivity and efficiency in human service organizations as related to structure, size, and age. The Academy of Management Journal 23(1): 21-37. (JSTOR link).
Gold, B. 1971. Explorations in Managerial Economics: Productivity Costs, Technology and Growth. Basic Books. New York.
Gold, B. 1979. Productivity, Technology and Capital: Economic Analysis, Managerial Strategies and Government Policies. Lexington Books - D.C. Heath.
Gold, B. 1980. Practical productivity analysis for management accountants. Management Accounting (May): 31-38, 44.
Goldman, A. S. 1959. Information flow and worker productivity. Management Science (April): 270-278. (JSTOR link).
Goldratt, E. M. 1983. Cost accounting is enemy number one of productivity. International Conference Proceedings, American Production and Inventory Control Society (October).
Greenberg, L. 1973. A Practical Guide to Productivity Measurement. The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. Washington D.C.
Griliches, Z. 1986. Productivity puzzles and R&D: Another nonexplanation. Journal of Economic Perspectives. 2 (4), 9-21.
Griliches, Z. 1979. Issues in assessing the contribution of R&D to productivity growth. The Bell Journal of Economics 10 (1): 92-116.
Griliches, Z. 1994. Explanations of productivity growth: Is the glass half-empty? American Economic Review 84(1), 1-25.
Griliches, Z. and F. Lichtenberg. 1984. Interindustry technology flows and productivity growth: A re-examination. Review of Economics and Statistics 66 (2): 325-29.
Grupp, H. and S. Maital. 2002. Total factor productivity as a performance benchmark for firms: Theory and evidence. www-caes.mit.edu/Shlomo/NewSolowNov15.html.
Hansen, D. R., M. M. Mowen and L. H. Hammer. 1992. Profit-linked productivity measurement. Journal of Management Accounting Research (4): 79-98.
Hasselback, J. R., A. Reinstein and E. S. Schwan. 2000. Benchmarks for evaluating the research productivity of accounting faculty. Journal of Accounting Education 18(2): 79-97.
Hayes, R. D. and J. A. Millar. 1990. Measuring production efficiency in a not-for-profit setting. The Accounting Review (July): 505-519. (JSTOR link).
Hayes, R. D. and J. A. Millar. 1993. A rejoinder to "Measuring production efficiency in a not-for-profit setting: An extension". The Accounting Review (January): 89-92. (JSTOR link).
Hayes, R. H., and K. B. Clark. 1985. Explaining Observed productivity differentials between plants: Implication for operations research. Interfaces (November-December): 3-14.
Hayes, R. H. and W. J. Abernathy. 1980. Managing our way to economic decline. Harvard Business Review (July-August): 67-77.
Hayes, R. H. and W. J. Abernathy. 2007. Managing our way to economic decline. Harvard Business Review (July-August): 138-149. (This is a reprint of their 1980 article with a retrospect by Hayes on page 141). (Summary).
Hayzen, A. J. and J. M. Reeve. 2000. Examining the relationships in productivity accounting. Management Accounting Quarterly (Summer): 32-39. (Summary).
Hickey, J. 1975. Employee Productivity: How to Improve and Measure Your Company's Performance. The Institute for the Advancement of Scientific Management and Control. Stratford, Conn.
Herrmann, P. N. 1959. A case in measurement of productivity changes. N.A.A. Bulletin (May): 51-61. (Description of productivity accounting).
Higgs, P. C. 1960. Productivity portrayal at the bargaining table. N.A.A. Bulletin (October): 89-93.
Hoque,
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James, J. V. and A. G. Rooney. 1957. Outline of a plan for practical productivity accounting. N.A.A. Bulletin (December): 31-36.
Johnson, R. E. 2005. Health and productivity programs: The business case. Strategic Finance (March): 46-53, 67.
Johnson, R. E. and P. G. Johnson. 2003. Are H&P programs for you? Strategic Finance (December): 39-45. (Healthcare and productivity programs).
Jones, D. and B. Hansen. 2002. Productivity grows in spite of recession. USA Today (July 29): 1B and 3B. This article provides a ranking of the Fortune 100 companies in terms of total factor productivity (TFP). The TFP measurement is based on the work of Robert Solow and extended by Hariolf Grupp and Shlomo Maital.
Kahn, L. B. and W. W. Suojanen. 1955. Useful activity indexes by inventory fractionation. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (January): 672-681.
Kahn, L. B. and W. W. Soujanen. 1965. Two simple measures of productivity from accounting data. N.A.A. Bulletin (January): 17-23.
Kaydos, W. 1998. Operational Performance Measurement: Increasing Total Productivity. CRC Press - St. Lucie Press.
Katzell, M. E. 1975. Productivity The Measure and the Myth. AMACOM.
Kendrick, J. W. and D. Creamer. 1965. Measuring Company Productivity: Handbook with Case Studies. Revised edition. The Conference Board.
Klammer, T. P. 1996. Capacity
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Klein, L. and R. M. Jacques. 1991. 'Pillow talk' for productivity. Management Accounting (February): 47-49. (Related to using bar codes and EDI).
Kolmin, F. W. and M. J. Cerullo. 1973. Measuring productivity and efficiency. Management Accounting (November): 32-34.
Kraft, K. K. 1983. Measuring production efficiency. Management Accounting (June): 40-43. (Discussion of standards, productivity and variances.)
Lambert, D. M. and H. M. Armitage. 1979. Distribution costs: The challenge. Management Accounting (May): 33-37, 45.
Lampe, J. C. and K. R. Earnest. 1984. Motivation: A key to accountant's productivity and turnover. Management Accounting (February): 50-55. (Survey).
Langenberg, W. 1952. An experiment in productivity measurement. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (January): 584-585.
Langenberg, W. 1953. Increasing productivity through control reports. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (April): 982-993.
Latzko, W. J. 1986. Quality and Productivity for Bankers and Financial Managers. Marcel Dekker.
Lawler, W. and J. Livingstone. 1986. Profit and productivity analysis for small business. Journal of Accountancy (December): 190-196.
Leiter, W. A. 1966. Gauging the plant productivity level. Management Accounting (February): 11-13.
Lewis, W. W. 2004. The Power of Productivity: Wealth, Poverty, and the Threat to Global Stability. University of Chicago Press.
Liao, S. S. 1975. Three-step analysis measures productivity. Management Accounting (August): 25-28.
Link, A. N. 1981. Basic research and productivity increase in manufacturing: Additional evidence. American Economic Review (71): 1111-12.
Mansfield, E. 1965. Rates of return from industrial R&D. American Economic Review (55): 863-73.
Mefford, R. N. 1989. The productivity nexus of new inventory and quality control techniques. Engineering Costs & Production Economics Netherlands 17(1-4): 21-28.
Mammone, J. L. 1980. A Practical Approach to Productivity Measurement. Management Accounting (July): 40-44.
Mammone, J. L. 1980. Productivity measurement: A conceptual overview. Management Accounting (June): 36-42.
Manuel, W. G. 1981. Productivity experiences at Nucor. In Buehler, V. M. and Y. K. Shetty. Productivity Improvement: Case Studies of Proven Practice. AMACOM. Chapter 4.
McNamara, C. R. 1979. Management productivity: How to uncover a hidden corporate asset. Management Review (December): 20-23.
Mensah, Y. M. and S. Li. 1993. Measuring production efficiency in a not-for-profit setting: An extension. The Accounting Review (January): 66-88. (JSTOR link).
Merrifield, R., J. Calhoun and D. Stevens. 2008. The next revolution in productivity. Harvard Business Review (June): 72-80.
Moore, B. 1975. A Plant-Wide Productivity Plan in Action: Three Years of Experience with the Scanlon Plan. National Center for Productivity and Quality of Working Life.
Moore, B. and T. L. Ross. 1978. The Scanlon Way to Improved Productivity: A Practical Guide. John Wiley & Sons.
Morgan, C. 1927. Measures of business efficiency. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (September 1).
Mullen, J. H. 1965. Differential leadership modes and productivity in a large organization. The Academy of Management Journal 8(2): 107-126. (JSTOR link).
Murray, J. P. 1984. How an information center improved productivity. Management Accounting (March): 38-39, 42-44.
Nelson, L. W. 1956. An application of productivity measurement. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (February): 762-766.
O'Keefe, H. A. Jr. 1976. Increasing the productivity of local governments. Management Accounting (March): 43-44.
Perry, L. W., and M. K. Sealey. 1983. Measuring productivity: Focusing on key resources and added value management. Cost and Management (March-April): 65-68.
Peterson, P. G. 1972. Productivity is not a dirty word. Management Accounting (September): 57-59.
Poe, G. D. and L. E. Mechem. 1983. How total factor productivity works. Management Accounting (June): 44-46.
Possett, R. W. 1980. Measuring productive costs in the service sector. Management Accounting (October): 16-24.
Presnick, W. J. 1980. Measuring managerial productivity. Administrative Management (May): 26-28, 46-48.
Pruden, H. O. and B. J. Stark. 1971. Marginality associated with interorganizational linking process, productivity, and satisfaction. The Academy of Management Journal 14(1): 145-148. (JSTOR link).
Radcliffe, V. S. 1998. Efficiency audit: An assembly of rationalities and programmes. Accounting, Organizations and Society 23(4): 377-410.
Radcliffe, V. S. 1999. Knowing efficiency: The enactment of efficiency in efficiency auditing. Accounting, Organizations and Society 24(4): 333-362.
Rao, M. P. 2000. A simple method to link productivity to profitability. Management Accounting Quarterly (Summer): 12-17.
Rao, M. P. 2007. From a black hole to a hole-in-one. Management Accounting Quarterly (Winter): 32-46. (A profit-linked multi-factor productivity measurement for a golf course).
Reed, T. A. 1988. High-tech productivity: The Loch Ness monster? Public Utilities Fortnightly (December 8): 47.
Reinstein, A. and J. R. Hasselback. 1997. A literature review of articles assessing the productivity of accounting faculty members. Journal of Accounting Education 15(3): 425-455.
Revsine, L. and J. B. Thies. 1976. Productivity changes and alternative income series: A simulation. The Accounting Review (April): 255-268. (JSTOR link).
Roberts, K., R. E. Miles and L. V. Blankenship. 1968. Organizational leadership satisfaction and productivity: A comparative analysis. The Academy of Management Journal 11(4): 401-414. (JSTOR link).
Ross, T. L., and R.J. Bullock. 1980. Integrating measurement of productivity into a standard cost system. Financial Executive (October): 34-40.
Ruhl, J. M. 1995. Review of Handbook for Productivity Measurement and Improvement. Journal of Cost Management (Spring): 67-69.
Ruths, D. 2003. Improve productivity with contextual collaboration. Strategic Finance (March): 22-26.
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Smith, L. L. 1983. Using labor information to measure productivity. Management Accounting (June): 47-49.
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