Productivity and Vocational Skills in Services in Britain and Germany: Hotels

S.J. Prais, Valerie Jarvis and Karin Wagner

National Institute Economic Review, 1989, vol. 130, 52-74

Abstract: Following previous comparisons by the National Institute of matched samples of manufacturing plants in Britain and Germany, this study applies similar methods to a branch of the services sector namely, the hotel industry. The objectives were to obtain measures of average productivity-differences between the countries in hotel-work, and to examine to what extent differences in equipment and training are important contributory factors. The paper discusses implications for schooling and training policies.

Date: 1989
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