- Introduction and Story Line
- Chapter 1–Introduction and Historical Overview
- 1.1 Introduction: Growth and Distribution
- 1.2 A Framework to Identify the Factors for Wealth Creation
- 1.3 European and U.S. Aggregate Income and Productivity Trends: 1950–2007
- Appendix to Chapter 1
- Chapter 2–Productivity and Labour Force Participation
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Reconciling Per Capita Income and Productivity Performance
- 2.3 Is the Productivity – Participation Trade-off being Tackled?
- 2.4 Shift towards Service Industries Has Reduced Trade-off to Different Degrees
- Appendix to Chapter
- Chapter 3–Sources of Growth: Structural Change, Foreign Trade andInvestment, and Demand
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Growth Accounts
- 3.3 Sectoral Shifts and Structural Transformation
- 3.4 The Role of Trade and Foreign Direct Investment
- 3.5 The Role of Domestic Consumption
- Appendix to Chapter
- Chapter 4–Distribution of Gains from Productivity
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Productivity Gains and Their Distribution between Consumers and Producers
- 4.3 Productivity and Returns on Production Factors
- 4.4 Income Distribution
- Chapter 5–The Impact of Markets and Institutions on Productivity
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 The Competition Effect: Barriers to Entrepreneurship
- 5.3 The Innovation Effect
- 5.4 The Impact of Regulation on Industry Sectors
- 5.5 The Effect of Labour Market Institutions on Productivity Growth
- Chapter 6–Intangible Assets Promote the Growth of Labour Productivity
- 6.1 Introduction
- 6.2 Human Capital Accumulation Is the Key for Creation of Productive Jobs
- 6.3 Intangible Investment Goes beyond Human Capital
- 6.4 Contributions of the Knowledge Economy to Labour Productivity
- 6.5 The Sustainability of Productivity through Social and Economic Progress
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