The global economy could be on the cusp of a productivity boom—and big opportunities for companies.
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However, capturing the productivity potential of advanced economies may require a focus on promoting both demand and digital diffusion in addition to more traditional supply-side approaches.
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There can be no productivity boom until bankers are brought under control, not just in one nation, but in most nations, since all nations are interdependent.
If the bankers destroy a nation, then that nation will not be able to buy imports. Thus, every nation destroyed by bankers has a ripple effect on other nations.
Booms per se have little to do with productivity. In fact the most "productive" (for lack of a better word) financial activity is using money to multiply itself with the least possible expense.
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