Productivity Growth in the Nordic Countries : An Appraisal of Analysis, Data and Methodological Information

Even small increases in a country's growth rate can result in large changes in living standards over just one generation. This key insight, which often seems to be forgotten by policymakers, is an important reason why the field of economic growth continues to be a large research field. This rep...

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Published: Copenhagen : Nordic Council of Ministers 2005
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elinkeinoelämä
työympäristö
työoikeus
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Arbejdsliv
Erhvervsliv
Arbejdsmiljø
Arbejdsret
Samfundsøkonomi og statsbudget
Atvinnulíf
Vinnuumhverfi
Vinnuréttur
Þjóðhagfræði og fjárlög ríkisins
Arbeidsliv
Næringsliv
Arbeidsmiljø
Arbeidsrett
Samfunnsøkonomi og statsbudsjett
spellingShingle työelämä
elinkeinoelämä
työympäristö
työoikeus
kansantalous ja valtion talousarvio
Arbejdsliv
Erhvervsliv
Arbejdsmiljø
Arbejdsret
Samfundsøkonomi og statsbudget
Atvinnulíf
Vinnuumhverfi
Vinnuréttur
Þjóðhagfræði og fjárlög ríkisins
Arbeidsliv
Næringsliv
Arbeidsmiljø
Arbeidsrett
Samfunnsøkonomi og statsbudsjett
Productivity Growth in the Nordic Countries : An Appraisal of Analysis, Data and Methodological Information
topic_facet työelämä
elinkeinoelämä
työympäristö
työoikeus
kansantalous ja valtion talousarvio
Arbejdsliv
Erhvervsliv
Arbejdsmiljø
Arbejdsret
Samfundsøkonomi og statsbudget
Atvinnulíf
Vinnuumhverfi
Vinnuréttur
Þjóðhagfræði og fjárlög ríkisins
Arbeidsliv
Næringsliv
Arbeidsmiljø
Arbeidsrett
Samfunnsøkonomi og statsbudsjett
description Even small increases in a country's growth rate can result in large changes in living standards over just one generation. This key insight, which often seems to be forgotten by policymakers, is an important reason why the field of economic growth continues to be a large research field. This report provides an overview of the development of labor productivity in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden) since the early 1980s. It also examines if data are consistent with predictions of traditional theories of growth. The analysis shows, for example, that the real wage per employee is positively related to the level of labor productivity - a finding suggesting that changes in relative standards of living have been driven by parallel changes in relative productivity.
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title Productivity Growth in the Nordic Countries : An Appraisal of Analysis, Data and Methodological Information
title_short Productivity Growth in the Nordic Countries : An Appraisal of Analysis, Data and Methodological Information
title_full Productivity Growth in the Nordic Countries : An Appraisal of Analysis, Data and Methodological Information
title_fullStr Productivity Growth in the Nordic Countries : An Appraisal of Analysis, Data and Methodological Information
title_full_unstemmed Productivity Growth in the Nordic Countries : An Appraisal of Analysis, Data and Methodological Information
title_sort productivity growth in the nordic countries : an appraisal of analysis, data and methodological information
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