Why do Intangible Assets drive Growth?
According to national income accounting in both the USA and UK the capital services charges of Intangible Assets are roughly equivalent to those of Tangible...
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According to national income accounting in both the USA and UK the capital services charges of Intangible Assets are roughly equivalent to those of Tangible...
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One of the first articles discussing the UK ‘productivity puzzle’ was published by the Bank of England (Batten et al, 2013) in a Quarterly Bulletin. This...
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This brief article documents how the US Productivity Program was developed during WW2 to support the expansion of war production for the USA and its allies...
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Michael Hogan’s The Marshall Plan (2008) provides a rich historical view of the program which provided technical assistance and funding to the war-torn...
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The majority of sectors have had to deal with their challenges over the past 12 months, but few have had as bad as the hospitality and leisure industry...
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The development of national GDP measurement and productivity reporting accelerated dramatically in WW2 and became standardised in the early 1950s by a...
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The Division of Labour stands as one of the founding theories of economics, and, over the last two and a half centuries since it was first published, has...
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Since the start of COVID 19, the numbers of people working from home has dramatically increased and we are seeing the demand for office space at the lowest...
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