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These are externalities to worker productivity, not necessarily correlates of it.
by bordercases 3y ago
These are externalities to worker productivity, not necessarily correlates of it.
- reedjosh 3y agoSure, if you don't consider worker productivity to be a ratio work per unit cost. Reduced office costs are real. You would have to pay more per employee just for the office costs alone. This then demands concrete proof that productivity is higher in office -- which has never been provided.