Title a bit misleading. The study says it had not substantially held back not boosted productivity. It basically says “no measurable effect”. What you’re missi

Title a bit misleading. The study says it had not substantially held back not boosted productivity. It basically says “no measurable effect”. What you’re missing is the economists’ definition of productivity which is amount of goods/services produced over the inputs used to produce them. It is unrelated concept to personal “feeling” of being productive.