Robert J. Gordon

The benefits of past innovations are not necessarily replicable in the future.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

Education plays a crucial role in maintaining economic growth and social mobility.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

The extraordinary growth of the American economy from 1870 to 1970 was driven by a series of technological innovations.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

Technological innovations have shaped the economy in ways that are often not fully appreciated.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

The extraordinary growth of the American economy from 1870 to 1970 was an exceptional period in history.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

Historical perspectives are crucial for understanding contemporary economic challenges.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

Education and skill development are vital for adapting to the changing job landscape.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

Innovation cycles have become shorter, leading to rapid changes in industries.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

The disparity in income and wealth has widened significantly since the late 20th century.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth

Innovation is often overstated; breakthroughs are rarer than we think.

From The Rise and Fall of American Growth