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What effect do different research & innovation policies have on productivity?
#Budget2023
Catch up with what @andreas_teichgr & @johnvanreenen recommend here:
cep.lse.ac.uk/_NEW/PUBLICATI…
ALT No.1832 February 2022 A policy toolkit to increase research and innovation in the European Union Andreas Teichgraeber John Van Reenen
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On the link between productivity and pay, @annastansbury, @LarryMishel and @andreas_teichgr discuss their research on episode 12 of Productivity Puzzles. productivity.ac.uk/podcast/p…
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Is Liz Truss's anaswer to everything 'make the rich richer'? buff.ly/3MsPcqR Tribune on my Decoupling Productivity and Pay in UK paper buff.ly/3yXZEl1 with @andreas_teichgr
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Why the mini-budget will not give the UK the good growth it desperately needs buff.ly/3UFxap1 My analysis of the 'shortest economic suicide note in history' @jdportes @ChrisGiles_ @paulkrugman @sjwrenlewis @BenChu_ @dsmitheconomics @RachelReevesMP @TorstenBell
Excited to be part of tomorrow's panel at @EUScienceInnov, discussing how to boost research and innovation in the European Union (based on work with @johnvanreenen)! Link to the full report (incl. our chapter): ec.europa.eu/info/publicatio…
📢 Join us for the online launch of the #SRIPreport 2⃣2⃣!
🗣️High-level speakers will discuss how #research & #innovation can help us build an inclusive, 🌿sustainable, competitive, and resilient Europe 🇪🇺.
🗓️12 July: 15:00 - 17:00
📝Agenda & Speakers
👉europa.eu/!BNXTTB
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📌#Europe needs a comprehensive Growth Plan💡based on innovation:
📈to generate an equitable increase in living standards
🌍 to make 🇪🇺 more innovative compared other advanced regions
Read @johnvanreenen & @andreas_teichgr paper at our knowledge bank👉europa.eu/!kCttpb
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The links between productivity and pay buff.ly/3KWSpxj @andreas_teichgr discusses our paper @TPIProductivity buff.ly/3k2vFRp
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In our import stop paper we emphasize that it makes a big difference how much people and firms can substitute for Russian energy inputs.
How might such substitution work in concrete terms?
A new supplement to our paper has some more thoughts
benjaminmoll.com/RussianGas_…
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"What are the macroeconomic & distributional consequences for Germany of a stop of Russian energy imports?" Our @ECONtribute policy brief provides an answer
@BachmannRudi @DBaqaee @christianbaye13 @kuhnmo @andreasloeschel @ben_moll @APeichl #KarenPittel @MSchularick
New podcast on the link between productivity and pay! Great conversation with @bart_ark, @annastansbury & @LarryMishel. Based on insights from @POID_LSE @CEP_LSE paper with @johnvanreenen on the decoupling of productivity and pay in the UK: csls.ca/ipm/41/IPM_41_Teichg…
#Productivity is key to sustained economic growth, but how does it make each of us financially better off? Do productivity gains always end up in our pockets? What are the links between productivity and pay? 🧵
What research and innovation policies should Europe adopt? @johnvanreenen and I explore this in our new @POID_LSE @cep working paper (written for @EUScienceInnov).
cep.lse.ac.uk/pubs/download/…
Short thread: 1/8
There is obviously no optimal set of policies – but there is good evidence that many innovation policies are very effective in practice. A mix of different policies could be used. 7/8
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Have UK productivity & pay decoupled? buff.ly/3F5nhJ7 My @POID_LSE work with @andreas_teichgr just out in @TPIProductivity Int Prod Monitor. Also pieces by @JacobGreenspon @LHSummers @annastansbury @LarryMishel @joshbivens_DC & others. Thanks to @bart_ark & Andrew Sharpe
Andreas Teichgräber retweeted
In the long-run, the real pay of workers tends to follow labour productivity. Has pay now become “decoupled” from productivity?
@andreas_teichgr and @johnvanreenen
@POID_LSE
Read: ow.ly/xa3L50GO93Z
ALT alt text: cep discussion paper No.1812. November 2021. Have productivity and pay decoupled in the UK? by Andreas Teichgräber and John Van Reenen
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The pitiful growth of productivity drives the miserable wage growth of UK workers in last 14 years buff.ly/3BOfrRJ My post in @LSEnews