By . A couple of years ago, an American academic by the name of James Bessen wrote a fascinating book called Learning by Doing: The Real Connection Between Innovation, Wages and Wealth. (It’s brilliant. Read it). It’s an examination of what happened to wages and productivity over the course of the industrial revolution, particularly in the crucial cotton mill industry. And the answer, it turns out, is that despite all the investment in capital which permitted vast jumps in labour productivity, in fact wages didn’t rise that much at all. Like, for about fifty years. More...
27 mai 2017
Why Education in IT Fields is Different
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