Economist meeting debates technology growth

- Central Banking staff
- 07 Jan 2003

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Seven thousand economists from around the world examined the impact of globalization and information technology, during a weekend gathering in Washington, concluding that the period 1995 to 2000 saw a likely once only increase in technological gains. Martin Feldstein, much tipped as a successor to Alan Greenspan at the Fed said the US beat Europe in productivity gains partly due to a faster take up on innovation.

Economists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Columbia, and Harvard

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