"John" wrote in message
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snip..
" If I have an assembly line with 10 workers, I replace five with a robot,
and my output remains constant, does that mean the productivity of the
five remaining workers has increased by 100%? Should I double the pay
of the remaining five workers?"
--
John


You might have a point Johnny. Maybe the Army should have replaced half
their officer corps with robots.
You may have done better from the Viet Nam era forward.

Don White wrote:
"John" wrote in message
...
snip..
" If I have an assembly line with 10 workers, I replace five with a robot,
and my output remains constant, does that mean the productivity of the
five remaining workers has increased by 100%? Should I double the pay
of the remaining five workers?"
--
John


You might have a point Johnny. Maybe the Army should have replaced half
their officer corps with robots.
You may have done better from the Viet Nam era forward.




They did; Herring was the prototype non-thinking robot.