U.S. productivity growth flowing downstream

Michael Sposi and Kelvinder Virdi

Economic Letter, 2016, vol. 11, issue 12, 4 pages

Abstract: Measurements of U.S. productivity growth have declined, particularly in the high-tech sector. This may reflect increased U.S. specialization in upstream activities in the global supply chain. Those activities tend to experience slower productivity growth.

Date: 2016
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