> Sure, productivity is rising. But how much are healthcare and education costs rising? But wait, part of the problem is that productivity growth has effective

> Sure, productivity is rising. But how much are healthcare and education costs rising? But wait, part of the problem is that productivity growth has effectively decoupled from wage growth since the 70s (in the US, maybe the UK, and similar but not as drastic trends in other comparable Western countries). I find it odd that the article barely even mentions it in passing.