I would guess that it's impossible to do so. Neoclassicals do this kind of analysis either by doing statistical regression or "growth accounting." The latter is bogus, while the former is very weak.
and how does one measure the intensification of work? Michael Perelman wrote: > When anyone have any rough ideas or evidence that can help to apportion > productivity growth to intensification of work, longer hours, shutting down > of less productive plants, and improved technology?< -- Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://myweb.lmu.edu/jdevine
