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WHY DO SOME COUNTRIES PRODUCE SO MUCH MORE OUTPUT PER WORKER THAN OTHERS?* ROBERT E. HALL AND
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Document Date: 2004-07-08 19:15:01


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City

Czechoslovakia / /

Company

Eaton / /

Country

Poland / Comoros / Germany / Puerto Rico / Romania / France / U.S.S.R. / Zambia / Niger / United States / Saudi Arabia / Malawi / Italy / Canada / Burkina Faso / Oman / United Kingdom / China / Israel / Luxembourg / Spain / Ireland / /

Facility

Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Harvard College / /

IndustryTerm

social infrastructure / oil and gas / mining / technology transfer / /

Organization

Center for Economic Policy Research / National Science Foundation / United Nations / National Bureau of Economic Research / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Harvard College / OECD / Stanford / /

Person

Bobby Sinclair / CHARLES I. JONES / Ai / /

Position

worker in the United States / OUTPUT PER WORKER / average worker / President / average worker in the United States / worker / /

ProvinceOrState

Massachusetts / /

PublishedMedium

The Quarterly Journal of Economics / QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS / /

Region

sub-Saharan Africa / western Europe / West Germany / eastern Asia / northern America / /

Technology

Cobb-Douglas technology / /

URL

http /

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