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...Jorgenson, Dale W., Mun S. Ho, and Kevin J. Stiroh (2007). "A Retrospective Look at the U.S. Productivity Growth Resurgence," Staff Report 277. New York: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, February...
...productivity has increased at about a 2-1/2 percent annual rate. A great deal of intellectual effort has been expended in trying to explain the recent performance and to forecast the future evolution of productivity. Much very good work has been conducted here at Harvard by Dale Jorgenson (my senior thesis adviser in 1975, by the way) and his colleagues, and other important research in the area has been done at the Federal Reserve Board.11 One key finding of that research is that, to have an economic impact, technological innovations must be translated into successful commercial applications. This country...
...housing correction and to restrain economic growth more generally,” and lowered the rate in an attempt to “forestall some of the adverse effects” of the recent “disruptions in financial markets,” Morris University Professor Dale W. Jorgenson said he felt that the cut was a predictable and sensible move. “The economy has been limping along, most of which has been the housing crisis,” he said. “The Fed didn’t cut before because they were worried about...
Things could’ve been better for Shleifer, but they definitely could’ve been worse. After the prize was announced in 1999, The New York Times asked the head of the Clark selection committee, Harvard economist Dale W. Jorgenson, if the Russia case came up in their deliberations. Said Jorgenson, “It was not even mentioned...
...Jorgenson advised Bernanke’s undergraduate thesis, “An Integrated Model for Energy Policy,” which won the Allyn A. Young Prize for the best Harvard undergraduate economics thesis...