Technical progress which increases the efficiency of labour, so that the labour force in efficiency units increases faster than the number of workers available. Technical progress of this form is thus labour-saving. It is contrasted with Hicks-neutral technical progress, where the efficiency of all factors increases in the same proportion.

• corporatism
• correlation
• correlation of returns
• corruption
• corset, the
• cosine
• cost
• cost accounting
• cost-benefit analysis
• cost centre
• cost curve
• cost-effectiveness
• cost function
• cost inflation
• cost, insurance, and freight
• cost minimization
• cost of capital
• cost of living index
• cost of protection
• cost-plus pricing
• cost-push inflation
• costs
• cost schedule
• council
• Council for Mutual Economic Assistance