What Determines Productivity?
2009). There has also been a focus on the role of productivity-driven reallocation on labor market dynamics via job creation and destruction (Haltiwanger, Scarpetta, and Helena Schweiger 2008). Perhaps in no other field have the produc-tivity dispersion patterns noted above had a greater influence on the trajectory of the
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