The Effect Of Technology Use On Productivity Growth
作者： Robert H. Mcguckin , Mary L. Streitwieser , Mark Doms
DOI: 10.1080/10438599800000026
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摘要: This paper examines the relationship between use of advanced technologies and productivity growth rates. We data from 1993 1988 Survey Manufacturing Technology (SMT) to examine (computer based) at two different points in time. also are able combine survey with Longitudinal Research Database (LRD) relationships plant performance, characteristics, technologies. In addition, a subset these plants were surveyed both years, enabling us directly associate changes technology performance. The main findings study as follows. First, diffusion is not same across Second, adoption process smooth: added dropped over six-year interval 1988–93. fact, average showed gross change roughly four achieving an net incr...
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