Perspectives on a global economy
technology, productivity, and growth : U.S. and German issues
by Robert H. McGuckin
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"This issue ... begins with an analysis of computers and productivity growth in the United States and around the world. It provides an in-depth discussion of "productivity" ... then considers recent productivity differences between Germany and the United States. There is little evidence that Germany's poor economic performance in the 1990s is associated with technology problems ..."--P. 2-3.
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Cost and standard of living, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Technological innovations, Economic conditions, Economic development, Economic history, Euro-dollar market, Industrial productivity, Labor market, Technological innovationsPlaces
Asia, Developing countries, Europe, Germany, Poor, United StatesTimes
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Includes bibliographical references.
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"Winter 1997."
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Report "provides the latest in economic research and thought on productivity growth and living standards - how and why they differ around the world, and with what consequences.... The goal is to help business understand the sources of differences in economic performance"--P. 2.
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