ultraflexibility

noun

ultraflexibility

noun

Etymology From ultra- + flexibility.

1

Rare The quality of being ultraflexible.

  • Or is the argument there really only in terms of ultraflexibility in the labour market thereby pushing the cost of unemployment, and responsibility for it, onto the shoulders of labour and maintaining the market as a disciplinary force?1999, Bernard Corry, Sami Daniel, Philip Arestis, Money and Macroeconomic Policy:

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