Sentence examples for much faster productivity from inspiring English sources

In agriculture, China has enjoyed much faster productivity growth.

Compared with specification I, young plants now exhibit a much faster productivity growth, and seem to wipe out their productivity disadvantage vis á vis the mature plants by their fifth year after entry.

Wages rose much faster than productivity growth, which boosted labour's share of national income well above its typical level and squashed capital's share.

So how else might further economic growth be accommodated?It is possible, though perhaps not likely, that wages will soon begin running much faster than productivity growth, and that the Bank of England will be forced to step in to cool the economy down.

In fact, the minimum wage has been pushed up much faster than any productivity gains by these workers.

"Most employers will be very reluctant to increase wages much until we see faster productivity increases, and no one knows how long the productivity slowdown will persist," said Ian Brinkley, chief economist at Lancaster University's Work Foundation.

In it he pointed out that consumption is rising much faster than incomes or productivity, and attributed a large part of that to the booming stock market and the feeling of wealth that it has produced.

Martin London Henllan, Denbighshire Katie Allen quotes Ian Brinkley of Lancaster University as saying "most employers will be very reluctant to increase wages much until we see faster productivity increases" (Report, 13 August).

Since the euro's birth in 1999, labour costs have risen much faster than in Germany, and productivity has actually fallen.

The chart shows productivity rising much faster than wages, making viewers think workers are being unfairly underpaid by evil employers.

Put another way, the typical worker earns only 10% more in real terms than his counterpart 25 years ago, even though overall productivity has risen much faster.