Emeritus Prof Christopher May's Post

@RaymondPierreL3

I think we're talking at cross purposes - your points are all good, but for me are all about the relationship *between* worker(s) & technology - and in the end that is what economic definitions of productivity really focus on in general terms.

So as you say increases in productivity can be driven by changes in technology, but on the workers' side they can be driven by shifts in organisational practice.

Who invests is of little formal importance, but is highly political!