A FREQUENT FOCUS of both contemporary social criticism and sociological analysis is upon the subtle interplay between work and leisure. One of the pervading themes in these polemics stems from a consideration of the differential changes in the length of the work week for various occupational strata and the consequent projection to a future which will involve more leisure for the masses and more work--or at least a continuation of strenuous work-for
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Joel E. Gerstl (1961) studied this question.
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