International Productivity Monitor
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International Productivity Monitor
ISSN: 1492-9759 (print), 1492-9767 (on-line)
Frequency: 2 issues per year

The International Productivity Monitor is a completely Open Access journal published by the Centre for the Study of Living Standards (CSLS) and The Productivity Institute (TPI). The objective of the Monitor is to focus attention on the importance of productivity for improving living standards and quality of life. The Monitor ranks within the top fifth of all economic journals on RePEc with an impact factor of 2.718, and is in the top 10 per cent of all economic journals by file downloads.

The Monitor publishes high-quality peer-reviewed articles on productivity issues, trends and developments in Canada and other countries and serves as a vehicle for the international discussion of productivity topics. We do not charge submission fees for these articles. Print and online versions are published twice a year in English. The articles are largely nontechnical in nature and understandable to a wide audience of productivity researchers and analysts as well as the general public. The publication is distributed electronically to anyone interested in productivity issues on a complimentary basis.

Current Issue

Number 48, Spring 2025

Cover 

Masthead 

Table of Contents 

Andrew Sharpe, Bart van Ark and Paul Schreyer
Editors' Overview 

Francesco Filippucci, Peter Gal, Katharina Laengle Matthias Schief and Filiz Unsal
Opportunities and Risks of Artificial Intelligence for Productivity 

Symposium on the UK Productivity Puzzle: Insights from Data, Regions & Sectors 

Josh Martin
The UK Productivity Slowdown: A Review of Timing, Magnitude, and Drivers 
Online Appendix 

Fokke Reitze Gouma, Philip McCann and Raquel Ortega-Argiles
Are UK Regional Productivity Disparities Really Narrowing? An Investigation into Recent Productivity Data Revisions 
Online Appendix 

Richard Prothero
ONS Response to "Are UK Regional Productivity Disparities Really Narrowing? An Investigation into Recent Productivity Data Revisions" 

Richard Heys
New Measures of Public Service Productivity: Lessons and Results from the United Kingdom 

Paul Fisher
De-industrialization and the Great Productivity Slowdown: What Comes Next? 

Chad Syverson
The Challenges of Productivity Measurement - Review Article on The Measure of Economies: Measuring Productivity in an Age of Technological Change 

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