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Closing the Global Productivity Gap Through Technology Adoption
The global productivity gap remains one of the most important structural inequalities in the world economy. In 2024, a worker in a low-income economy produced roughly one-twentieth as much output as a worker in a high-income economy, and much of this disparity is explained not by differ
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