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# IPM Issue 43 Editors’ Overview

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# IPM Issue 43 Editors’ Overview

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Sharpe, Andrew, and Bart van Ark. 2022. “Editors’ Overview.” International Productivity Monitor, No. 43 (Fall 2022): 1–2. https://www.csls.ca/ipm-archive/ipm-issue-43/

## Authors:

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Andrew Sharpe
Centre for the Study of Living Standards (CSLS)

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Bart van Ark
University of Manchester / The Productivity Institute

## IPM Issue 43

Fall 2022 pp. 1–2

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Issue 43 contains the second part of the IPM Symposium on Productivity and Well-Being (three articles from STATEC Research plus a reflection by John Helliwell), followed by two regular articles: productivity growth and spillovers across European and American industries using EU KLEMS and GVC frameworks (Liu, Cheng & Sickles), and whether India’s trade liberalization in the 1990s raised manufacturing TFP growth (Goldar).

Le numéro 43 contient la deuxième partie du symposium de l’IPM sur la productivité et le bien-être (trois articles de STATEC Research et une réflexion de John Helliwell), suivie de deux articles réguliers : la croissance de la productivité et les retombées dans les industries européennes et américaines à l’aide des cadres EU KLEMS et CVM; et la question de savoir si la libéralisation du commerce indien dans les années 1990 a stimulé la croissance de la PMF manufacturière.

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