Economics and Language
Cambridge University Press, 2000
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The book is based on Ariel Rubinstein‘s Churchill Lectures delivered in
Churchill College, Cambridge in May 1996
All economists know productivity matters. But they also know it isn’t easy to measure, nor to explain the often large and persistent productivity gaps between nations. A new paper by Harvard’s Ian Dew-Becker and Northwestern University’s Robert J. Gordon makes a provocative contribution to the productivity debate. Presented at a meeting of the NBER Program on Technological Progress and Productivity Measurement in Boston last week, the authors argue there is a “strong negative tradeoff between productivity and employment growth”. The abstract from their paper, The Role of Labour‐Market Changes In the Slowdown of European Productivity Growth (PDF), continues:
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