Simon Kuznets Quote

The inescapable conclusion is that the direct contribution of man-hours and capital accumulation would hardly account for more than a tenth of the rate of growth in per capita product — and probably less. The large remainder must be assigned to an increase in efficiency in the productive resources, or the effects of changing arrangements, or to the impact of technological change, or to all three


p. 81 - Modern economic growth,'(1966)


The inescapable conclusion is that the direct contribution of man-hours and capital accumulation would hardly account for more than a tenth of the...

The inescapable conclusion is that the direct contribution of man-hours and capital accumulation would hardly account for more than a tenth of the...

The inescapable conclusion is that the direct contribution of man-hours and capital accumulation would hardly account for more than a tenth of the...

The inescapable conclusion is that the direct contribution of man-hours and capital accumulation would hardly account for more than a tenth of the...