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|a Cerisola, Martin.
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|a Tales From Two Neighbors :
|b Productivity Growth in Canada and the United States /
|c Martin Cerisola, Jorge Chan-Lau.
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|a This paper assesses productivity trends in Canada vis-a-vis the United States from two perspectives. The first one is based on estimates of total factor productivity. The second one decomposes productivity growth into two sources: investment-specific technical change, associated with improvements in the quality of the capital stock, and neutral technical change, associated with the organization of productive activities. The results indicate that investment-specific technical change is the major underlying cause of the pickup in productivity in Canada and the narrowing of the productivity gap with the United States.
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|a Chan-Lau, Jorge.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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