Review of Economic Performance and Social Progress: Towards a Social Understanding of Productivity (Volume 2) The Art of the State How important is employer-based training

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Review of Economic Performance and Social Progress: Towards a Social Understanding of Productivity (Volume 2) The Art of the State How important is employer-based trainingKeith Banting, Andrew Sharpe, and France St Hilaire (eds.) December 2002 The second annual issue of The Review examines the two way linkages between productivity and various measures of social progress in Canada. Papers in the volume fall into two main themes: the impact of productivity on social well being and the social determinants of productivity.