Goldman’s chief economist just weighed in on the productivity debate—and says it’s been dropping for years before remote work came alongCEOs say remote work is a disaster for productivity. Goldman’s chief economist says that can’t explain the last 15 years

Goldman Sachs’ chief economist agrees with a controversial NYU economics professor who argued that productivity just doesn't grow that fast.

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Goldman’s chief economist just weighed in on the productivity debate—and says it’s been dropping for years before remote work came alongCEOs say remote work is a disaster for productivity. Goldman’s chief economist says that can’t explain the last 15 years - Fortune

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