Why do some countries produce so much more output per worker than others?
By: Hall, Robert E.
Contributor(s): Jones, Charles I.
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BookPublisher: Cambridge, Mass : Nation Bureau of Economic Research, 1998Description: 49.Call No.:
HD56.25
H344W
Subject(s): INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIVITY -- MEASUREMENT -- ECONOMETRIC MODELS | INFRASTRUCTURE (ECONOMICS) -- ECONOMETRIC MODELS | PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS (ECONOMIC THEORY) | ECONOMICS -- RESEARCH
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