Churn of firms and jobs should stimulate productivity
The pandemic-induced turnover of firms and jobs should stimulate productivity in the OECD, especially the United States
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- Linking churn and productivity
- Firm deaths tied to US productivity gains
- Other OECD economies less responsive
- Japan preserves jobs, not hours
- Rationalising churn
- Policy suggestions
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