What Two Pasta Factories Tell Us About The Italian Economy   1 comment

calleandrea-3Link: http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2012/09/07/160748725/episode-400-what-two-pasta-factories-tell-us-about-the-italian-economy

Summary: NPR visits Southern Italy and a Barrila pasta plant in order to outline the importance of leadership and positive peer pressure in the workforce.

Original air date: September 07, 2012

Length: 26:15

Posted February 4, 2013 by leonidhapulluqi in Behavioral economics, Economic growth, Incentives, Labor market economics, Planet Money

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