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The computer and the economy; will information technology ever produce the productivity gains that were predicted?

• Authors : Blinder, Alan S.; Quandt, Richard E.

• Source: The Atlantic. Dec, 1997, Vol. 280 Issue 6, p26, 6 p. other

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Myths and realities of U.S. competitiveness

• Authors : Krugman, Paul

• Source: Science. Nov 8, 1991, Vol. 254 Issue 5033, p811, 5 p. table, chart, graph

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High-tech Tantalus

• Authors : Tenner, Edward

• Source: The Wilson Quarterly. Summer, 1990, Vol. 14 Issue 3, p102, 4 p. cartoon

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A weakness in process technology

• Authors : Thurow, Lester C.

• Source: Science. Dec 18, 1987, Vol. 238 Issue 4834, p1659, 5 p.

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Productivity promises; Economics focus

• Source: The Economist. November 2, 2002, Vol. 365 Issue 8297

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Components of competitiveness

• Authors : Klein, Lawrence R.

• Source: Science. July 15, 1988, Vol. 241 Issue 4863, p308, 6 p. table

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U.S. competitiveness: beyond the trade deficit

• Authors : Hatsopoulos, George N.; Krugman, Paul; Summers, Lawrence

• Source: Science. July 15, 1988, Vol. 241 Issue 4863, p299, 9 p. graph, table

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Energy and the U.S. economy: a biophysical perspective

• Authors : Cleveland, Cutler J.; Costanza, Robert; Hall, Charles A.S.

• Source: Science. August 31, 1984, Vol. 225, p890, 8 p. graph, table

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What Is Productivity?

• Source: World and I. Sept, 1999, Vol. 14 Issue 9, 18.

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One-dimensional growth: since 1998 the United States has lost 11 percent of its manufacturing jobs--and the much vaunted productivity gains of the digital revolution seem to have disappeared. We need an industrial policy that produces real growth. (Jobs & Productivity)

• Authors : Friedman, David

• Source: The Atlantic. Jan-Feb, 2003, Vol. 291 Issue 1, p109, 2 p.

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