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ARTICLES PRODUCTIVITY DEVELOPMENTS AND MONETARY POLICY Since 1995, the average rate of growth of euro area labour productivity has remained around 1.3% per year, much lower than in the United States over the same period
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Cambridge / Lisbon / /

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Construction Services Trade / MIT Press / Total Services / /

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Europe / /

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United States / West Germany / /

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EUR / /

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University of Groningen / /

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transitory technology shocks / utilities sectors / oil price / technology shocks / bank / technology shock transitory technology shock technology shock / information technology / positive investment-specific technology shocks / venture capital industry / transitory and permanent technology shocks / investment-specific technology shock / rate technology demand / technology shock / investment-specific technology shocks / /

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Public administration / MIT / European Commission / European Central Bank / European Economic Association / University of Groningen / OECD / GGDC Research Memorandum GD-79 / Groningen Growth and Development Centre / /

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Luca Benati / See N. Bloom / J. Van Reenen / R. Sadun / Anders Warne / Günter Coenen / Kai Christoffel / /

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GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL In the following analysis / /

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Massachusetts / Arkansas / /

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Journal of Economic Perspectives / Journal of Monetary Economics / Quarterly Journal of Economics / Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control / /

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www.nber.org/~confer/2007/si2007/efsfprg.html / /

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