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Việt Nam has many opportunities to improve labour productivity: expert - Vimarsana News

Việt Nam has many opportunities to improve labour productivity: expert

Dr. Nguyễn Bích Lâm , an economic expert and former Director General of the General Statistics Office, talks to Vietnam News Agency about the importance, the current situation of labour productivity in the Vietnamese economy.

Monetary Policy And Innovation, The Long Term Effects On Output - Vimarsana News

Monetary Policy And Innovation, The Long Term Effects On Output

Analysis of a paper by Yueran Ma & Kaspar Zimmermann presented at Jackson Hole 2023. Long Term effects to GDP due to Monetary tightening affecting innovation.

Source: forbes.com
Beating the Middle-Income Trap in Southeast Asia - Vimarsana News

Beating the Middle-Income Trap in Southeast Asia

As developing countries hit their early growth spurt and wages rise, manufacturers often find themselves unable to compete in export markets with lower-cost producers elsewhere.

The German productivity paradox: A homegrown affair | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal - Vimarsana News

The German productivity paradox: A homegrown affair | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal

Despite massive digitisation efforts, the German economy has experienced a marked slowdown in productivity growth. This column shows that an important share of this trend reflects the combination of strong labour market performance with the structural shift towards services in the German economy. A large part of the productivity paradox can be resolved by the observation that

Source: voxeu.org
STU ELLIS: Who is going to feed all these people? - Vimarsana News

STU ELLIS: Who is going to feed all these people?

Asia's growing consumer class an opportunity for U.S. agriculture