THE GLOBAL PRODUCTIVITY SLOWDOWN , TECHNOLOGY DIVERGENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY : A FIRM LEVEL PERSPECTIVE
THE GLOBAL PRODUCTIVITY SLOWDOWN , TECHNOLOGY DIVERGENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY : A FIRM LEVEL PERSPECTIVE
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全球生产力放缓、技术分歧和公共政策:坚定的视角
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2016
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Peter N. Gal
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Dan Andrews;Chiara Criscuolo;Peter N. Gal
Since the late 1990s, labor productivity (total output per hour worked) growth has slowed markedly for many of the world’s largest economies. Using a micro-level dataset of firms in OECD member countries, OECD researchers Dan Andrews, Chiara Criscuolo, and Peter Gal decompose the slowdown and show that the top (“frontier”) firms have continued seeing productivity increases while the others (the “laggards”) haven’t, contributing to a growing productivity divergence between the top and the bottom.