International Productivity Monitor

2000 - 2024

Current editor(s): Andrew Sharpe, Executive Director

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Could Domestic Industrial Policies, Even With Global Fragmentation, Revive Productivity? pp. 3-19: Catherine L. Mann
Productivity and Industrial Policy by Design: The UK Experience pp. 20-38: Diane Coyle and Ayantola Alayande
How Does Industrial Policy Impact Output, Hours and Productivity? The Canadian Experience pp. 39-53: Tim Sargent
Climate Change and Productivity– An Exploration pp. 54-86: Dirk Pilat
Using Ecosystem Accounting to Integrate the Environment in Measures of Multifactor Productivity pp. 87-108: Carl Obst
Eroding Natural Capital: An Alternative Explanation for the Secular Decline in Productivity Growth pp. 109-147: Christina Caron

Editors’ Overview pp. 1-2: Andrew Sharpe and Bart van Ark
Intangible Capital, TFP Growth and Green Shoots in New Productivity Data pp. 3-37: Filippo Bontadini, Carol Corrado, Jonathan Haskel, Massimiliano Iommi, Cecilia Jona-Lasinio and Tsutomu Miyagawa
Are Intangibles Running out of Steam? pp. 38-59: Bart van Ark, Klaas de Vries and Abdul Azeez Erumban
Cracking the Productivity Code: An International Comparison of UK Productivity pp. 60-82: John van Reenen and Xuyi Yang
Employment, Output and Productivity Adjustment During the Great Recession: The Role of Managerial Quality pp. 101-108: Gilbert Cette, Jimmy Lopez, Jacques Mairesse and Giuseppe Nicoletti

Editors’ Overview pp. 1-4: Andrew Sharpe and Bart van Ark
Decomposing Canada’s Post-2000 Productivity Performance and Pandemic Era Productivity Slowdown pp. 5-27: Chris Haun and Tim Sargent
The Post-2001 Productivity Growth Divergence between Canada and the United States pp. 27-60: Wulong Gu and Michael Willox
A Critical Juncture: Assessing Canada's Productivity Performance and Future Prospects pp. 61-92: Carlos Rosell, Kaleigh Dowsett and Nelson Paterson
Recent Productivity Trends in Canada: Navigating the Twin Transitions of Green and Digitalization pp. 93-119: Jonathan Barr, Peter Foltin and Jianmin Tang
Canada’s Patent Productivity Paradox: Recent Trends and Implications for Future Productivity Growth pp. 120-154: Iain Cockburn, Megan MacGarvie and John McKeon
Measuring Capital and Multifactor Productivity: The Role of Asset Depreciation and Initial Capital Stock Estimates pp. 155-177: Pierre-Alain Pionnier, Maria Belen Zinni and Kéa Baret
Capacity Utilization and Production Function Estimation: Implications for Productivity Analysis pp. 178-199: Jianmin Tang and Weimin Wang
Measuring Productivity: The Response of National Statistical Institutes to the OECD’s Productivity and Capital Manuals pp. 200-225: Nicholas Oulton

Editors’ Overview pp. 1-2: Andrew Sharpe and Bart van Ark
The Rise of Pro-Productivity Institutions: A Review of Recent Developments pp. 3-33: Dirk Pilat
Fuller Measures of Output, Input and Productivity in the Non-Profit Sector: A Proof of Concept for the United Kingdom pp. 34-66: Josh Martin and Jon Franklin
Capital Measurement and Productivity Growth Across International Databases pp. 67-88: Reitze Gouma and Robert Inklaar
The Falling Productivity in West Asian Arab Countries Since the 1980s: Causes, Consequences, and Cures pp. 89-119: Abdul Azeez Erumban
Lessons from a Career in Productivity Research: Some Answers, A Glimpse of the Future, and Much Left to Learn pp. 120-149: Martin Neil Baily

Editors’ Overview pp. 1-2: Andrew Sharpe and Bart van Ark
Introduction to the Symposium on Productivity and Well-being, Part II pp. 3-9: Andrew Sharpe, Daniel Sichel and Bart van Ark
A Measure of Well-being Efficiency Based on the World Happiness Report pp. 10-40: Francesco Sarracino and Kelsey J. OConnor
Productivity Gains from Worker Well-Being in Europe pp. 41-61: Chiara Peroni, Maxime Pettinger and Francesco Sarracino
From Economic Productivity to Productive Well-Being: the Role of Life Satisfaction and Adjusted Net Savings pp. 62-80: Charles-Henri DiMaria, Chiara Peroni and Francesco Sarracino
Reflections on Measuring and Improving Productivity When Subjective Well-being Is the Objective pp. 81-85: John Helliwell
Productivity Growth and Spillovers across European and American Industries: A Global Value Perspective Based on EU KLEMS pp. 86-109: Weilin Liu, Qian Cheng and Robin Sickles
Did Trade Liberalization Boost Total Factor Productivity Growth in Manufacturing in India in the 1990s? pp. 110-139: Weilin Liu

Editors’ Overview pp. 1-2: Andrew Sharpe and Bart van Ark
Productivity Growth in Construction Value Chains pp. 3-32: Tero Kuusi, Martti Kulvik and Juha-Matti Junnonen
The China Effect on Manufacturing Productivity in the United States and Other High-income Countries pp. 33-62: Daniel Lind
Trading Gains and Productivity: A Törnqvist Approach pp. 63-86: Ulrich Kohli
Why Was US Labour Productivity Growth So High During the COVID-19 Pandemic? The Role of Labour Composition pp. 87-103: Jay Stewart
Introduction to the Symposium on Productivity and Well-being, Part I pp. 104-116: Andrew Sharpe, Daniel Sichel and Bart van Ark
Well-being and Productivity: A Capital Stocks Approach pp. 117-141: Jaimie Legge and Conal Smith
Trust, Deep Trust, Productivity and Well-being in 136 Countries pp. 142-164: Tim Hazledine
Time Use, Productivity, and Household-centric Measurement of Welfare in the Digital Economy pp. 165-186: Diane Coyle and Leonard Nakamura
The Link Between the Standard of Living and Labour Productivity in the UK: A Decomposition pp. 187-211: Nicholas Oulton

Editors’ Overview pp. 1-2: Andrew Sharpe and Bart van Ark
Productivity and Pay in the United States and Canada pp. 3-30: Jacob Greenspon, Anna Stansbury and Lawrence Summers
Have Productivity and Pay Decoupled in the UK? pp. 31-60: Andreas Teichgraber and John van Reenen
The Productivity-Median Compensation Gap in the United States: The Contribution of Increased Wage Inequality and the Role of Policy Choices pp. 61-97: Lawrence Mishel and Josh Bivens
The Evolution of the Productivity-Median Wage Gap in Canada, 1976-2019 pp. 98-117: Andrew Sharpe and James Ashwell
Is Egypt Really More Productive than the United States? The Data behind the Penn World Table pp. 118-137: Robert Inklaar and Pieter Woltjer
Chaos Before Order: Productivity Patterns in U.S. Manufacturing pp. 138-152: Cindy Cunningham, Sabrina Pabilonia, Jay Stewart, Lucia Foster, Cheryl Grim, John Haltiwanger and Zoltán Wolf
Response to Review Article by Bert Balk on Measurement of Productivity and Efficiency: Theory and Practice pp. 153-156: Robin Sickles and Valentin Zelenyuk