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Have we just stumbled on the biggest productivity increase of the century?

Sep 18, 2020 · The Conversation · John Quiggin

A study by Harvard and New York University economists finds that people working from home spend around 48 minutes more time per day connected to their offices, leaving an average gain in free time of only 12 minutes per day.

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