A doctoral dissertation contrasting work in a Serbian-operated FIAT factory in the 1970s with an almost identical factory in Turin, finds that workers in socialism worked less than half of the time compared to the Italians. Since total production of the Serbian plant was about a half of the Italian, one can rapidly deduce that Serbian productivity per hour was about the same and that socialist workers had more free time than their capitalist counterparts and hence must have led a much more pleas
