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depends on what YOU call 'productivity ' , i haven't forgotten 'productivity ' as described in the 1980's

but the Keynesians know as much about 'productivity ' as they do about 'truth in advertising ' or real economics ( when their theory became a train-wreck they created MMT to fool some more over-educated clowns .)

so yeah , when i see 'productivity gains ' that DON'T increase product sold or reduce costs , my mind registers 'BUZZWORD ' and moves on

if you think i am being harsh check out how many nations define their GDP

[QUOTE="divs4ever, post: 1155684, member: 86149"] depends on what YOU call 'productivity ' , i haven't forgotten 'productivity ' as described in the 1980's but the Keynesians know as much about 'productivity ' as they do about 'truth in advertising ' or real economics ( when their theory became a train-wreck they created MMT to fool some more over-educated clowns .) so yeah , when i see 'productivity gains ' that DON'T increase product sold or reduce costs , my mind registers 'BUZZWORD ' and moves on if you think i am being harsh check out how many nations define their GDP [/QUOTE]

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