previously, so this seems like a good time to weigh in again on the topic. As I pointed out in a 2015 post, one characteristic that distinguishes the 2007-09 downturn from earlier downturns is t...
over a year ago I wrote a post suggesting that slow productivity growth in the current recovery might have something to do with
Fed Up, I just meant that 1/4 x 1/4 = 1/16 and 1/4 + 1/4 = 1/2. I addressed your point about growth rates in my earlier comment. We really don't need to argue about this one.
"Fed Up, Actually for small changes (less than 1), there’s a big difference between adding and multiplying." Huh? Assume rate of growth in productivity = .25% and rate of growth in labor = .25%...
Fed Up, Actually for small changes (less than 1), there's a big difference between adding and multiplying.
Let's just stick to small changes so the plus or multiply does not matter much. Shouldn't it actually be rate of growth in potential real AS = rate of growth in productivity plus rate of growth i...
jonny, There are arguments for increasing the minimum wage, but not every business is in a position to provide training and make investments to improve labor productivity. What happens to those b...
⇧ Optimistic Thoughts about Productivity Growth and Secular Stagnation | Uneasy Money
I'm not a labor economist either but whether you're right or not I appreciate the effort. I get tired of all the pessimism all the time Everyone seems to be buying into the GS so it's nice to hav...
Technically, I believe that should be times instead of plus at 9:03 p.m.