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Because an increase in productivity is the same thing as a decline in unit costs of production, a productivity‐​driven decline in the prices of finished goods and services needn’t involve any decline in producers’ earnings, profits, or payrolls. Lower costs are matched by correspondingly lower consumer prices, not by lower wages or incomes. Such productivity‐​driven deflation is actually good […]

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