英語 での Productivity growth の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Slow overall productivity growth.
Productivity growth is the main driver of living standards.
Since the mid-2000s, however, productivity growth has been in decline.
Productivity growth in agriculture has stagnated for decades.
There has been much debate about the reasons for weak productivity growth.
Labor productivity growth averaged only 1.1% between 2007 and 2016.
This timing is similar to the timing of US productivity growth generally.
Agricultural productivity growth in Africa has lagged that in other regions.
Our standard of living is completely dependent on productivity growth.
Evidence of slow productivity growth over recent years added to these concerns.
The G20 has launched anumber of initiatives in the past to support agricultural productivity growth.
A final explanation is that productivity growth slowed before the crisis.
Low productivity growth and high levels of debt could further depress investment and expectations of future demand.
Compared to forecasting the future pace of productivity growth, demographics are reassuringly predictable.
Japanese productivity growth in recent years compares favourably with other G7 economies.
None of this means that utopia is around the corner or that productivity growth is about to jump upwards.
In manufacturing, productivity growth has been similar across small and large companies alike.
Their entrance to the workforce has the same effect as the Boomers' exit-wage and productivity growth are dragged down.
But in the past decade, U.S. productivity growth collapsed to below half its postwar average.
On inflation, domestic cost pressures are elevated,with wage growth close to an 11-year high and subdued productivity growth.
Financial markets are turbulent; productivity growth across the west is too low; and the outlook for the global economy is weak.
But in trying to protect workers,policies might well endanger future productivity growth, and with it, workers' prospects.
So, it looks like wage and productivity growth must await the retirement of the Boomer generation before increasing.
Hence a world in which debt levels are too high, productivity growth too weak and financial risks too threatening.
Japanese productivity growth averaged a perfectly respectable 2.1% from 1994 to 2008, the same as America's.
Chad Syverson of the University of Chicago points out that productivity growth during the age of electrification was lumpy.
Further, productivity growth comes from investments in research and development, not the least part, in universities and other research institutions.
At the same time, the sources of dynamism-technological change, productivity growth and globalisation- are slowing, to a worrying degree.
In other words, while discouraging productivity growth, deterring innovation does not help improve the overall income distribution.
The area that gets the most attention is productivity growth, which has barely budged for the last five years(see Figure 3).