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# IPM Issue 47 Editors’ Overview

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# IPM Issue 47 Editors’ Overview

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Sharpe, Andrew, and Bart van Ark. 2024. “Editors’ Overview.” International Productivity Monitor, No. 47 (Fall 2024): 1–2. https://csls.ca/ipm-archive/ipm-issue-47/

## 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 47

Fall 2024 pp. 1–2

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Issue 47 features two symposia: one on industrial policy and productivity (three articles: Mann on global fragmentation and domestic industrial policy; Coyle & Alayande on UK ‘accidental’ industrial policy in three sectors; Sargent on Canadian industrial policy in four sectors) and one on climate change and productivity (three articles: Pilat on the climate-productivity nexus; Obst on ecosystem accounting for environmentally adjusted MFP; Caron on eroding natural capital as an explanation for secular productivity decline).

Le numéro 47 présente deux symposiums : l’un sur la politique industrielle et la productivité (trois articles : Mann sur la fragmentation mondiale et la politique industrielle intérieure; Coyle et Alayande sur la politique industrielle « accidentelle » du Royaume-Uni dans trois secteurs; Sargent sur la politique industrielle canadienne dans quatre secteurs) et l’un sur le changement climatique et la productivité (trois articles : Pilat sur le lien climat-productivité; Obst sur la comptabilité des écosystèmes pour la PMF ajustée environnementalement; Caron sur l’érosion du capital naturel comme explication du déclin séculaire de la productivité).

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