Economic Growth and Productivity in Switzerland

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Description

This lecture analyzes the relationship between labor productivity and economic growth in Switzerland from 1991 to 2018. The instructor explains how changes in productivity impact GDP per capita growth, emphasizing the importance of factors like labor input, employment rates, and population size. The lecture also discusses the role of childcare in increasing women's labor force participation to boost economic growth.

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