I think you are wildly optimistic, as productivity gains have NOT resulted in higher wages since…

economy …orkers as archnemeses. But worker power and tech-powered productivity growth might go hand in hand. In a virtuous cycle, higher wages could prompt employers to automate more expensive tasks. Worker power drives productivity growth, making the overall economy richer, so people spend more mon…
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Jun 25, 2021
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I think you are wildly optimistic, as productivity gains have NOT resulted in higher wages since 1973. They've resulted in more compensation for CEOs.
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