I need analysis and texts on productivity growth. I remember an article in connection with a strike in France against a pension reform which is being navnt that productivity has risen 500% since 1900. Are there any other articles on this topic which can substantiate the facts, because many do not believe me when I say this in debates
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In the US, the Bureau of Labor Statistics maintains data on productivity that is accessible to all [all with a computer]. It also maintains a comparison of international rates of worker productivity.
Also, the US Congressional Budget Office has produced several studies on worker productivity, also available on their website.
Also the US Bureau of Economic Analysis maintains the National Income Product Account tables, that has significant input/output information.
I think the farthest back any of this data goes is 1929-1930,