Re: [OPE] Invention, Inventors, and the Productivity of Labor

 Jerry, I tend to say yes it does, but more indirectly then directly.
Doğan

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From: GERALD LEVY <gerald_a_levy@msn.com>
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Sent: Mon, 3 Nov 2008 13:50
Subject: RE: [OPE] Invention, Inventors, and the Productivity of Labor

> You are taking a narrower definition of the productivity of labour than me.

Hi Paul C:

Perhaps so: am I mistaken in thinking that you believe that all innovations

are ultimately labor-saving and there is no such thing as a capital goods-saving

innovation which lowers costs but doesn't increase labor productivity?

In solidarity, Jerry
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