> Yet rising productivity is no guarantee of a healthy economy. Equally important is how the fruits of productivity are divided. It sure seems like you can. Is

> Yet rising productivity is no guarantee of a healthy economy. Equally important is how the fruits of productivity are divided. It sure seems like you can. Isn't the article about how productivity has gone up without a commensurate increase in wages for the last 50 years? Where's the basis for a skeptical employer to buy this seeming counter-factual? I support a much higher minimum wage, but this article wouldn't have convinced me of anything I didn't believe already.