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> On the contrary, investors and managers will be very impressed by that. No, they won't. You're free to propose any definitions of "productivity" you like, bu
by tshaddox 4y ago
> On the contrary, investors and managers will be very impressed by that.
No, they won't. You're free to propose any definitions of "productivity" you like, but this particular proposal doesn't remotely match what anyone will ever be talking about in discussions about productivity in the economy.
- gumby 4y agoIndeed I propose the standard definition of productivity used in economics departments, business schools, and thousands of textbooks, news articles and the like, including those written by people, like Brynjolfsson, quoted in the article. Seems a lot easier to refer to papers, statistics and the like when you use the same terminology everyone else does.