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    One Hypothesis for Declining Productivity Growth Rates Since the Great
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One Hypothesis for Declining Productivity Growth Rates Since the Great

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One hypothesis for declining productivity growth rates since the Great Recession is that individuals
and firms have focused more on paying off debt than on making productive investments.

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