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> Adjust GDP per hours worked And why would we do that? I guess if you torture the data long enough it will confess to anything.
by Esophagus4 9mo ago
> Adjust GDP per hours worked
And why would we do that?
I guess if you torture the data long enough it will confess to anything.
- BunsanSpace 9mo agobecause productivity is the important metric, GDP per hours worked measures this, and better demonstrates the quality of life given to citizens. European productivity is beating American productivity. American GDP is heavily warped by money borrowing and previously foreign investment.