
Join Bart van Ark, Professor of Productivity Studies at the University of Manchester, and the managing director of The Productivity Institute as he brings you discussions with leading minds from the UK and abroad about how to improve productivity for almost everything: from health care to car manufacturing, at national and regional levels, for business and for your own personal productivity.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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If one in five working‑age people are inactive, what does that say about the UK’s productivity problem? Why does ill health push so many people out of work in the UK, but not in peer countries?
Rising economic inactivity linked to health has become ... more
If universities are engines of growth, why isn’t productivity accelerating? What’s the point of educating graduates if regions can’t keep or use them?
Skills are central to regional economic performance, but translating the supply of graduates into ... more
Do we need to rethink how we measure productivity in the age of digital technologies and AI?
Productivity is a fundamental measure of how effectively people, firms and places transform resources into improved living standards. Diane Coyle talks abou... more
Why doesn’t digital technology always translate into productivity growth? What if the technology and your business model don’t quite fit?
Despite unprecedented advances in digital technologies, productivity growth has stalled, revealing a striking p... more
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Very informative on a highly significant subject. Look forward every new episodes.
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A thought-provoking series focused on productivity across sectors, regions, and policies in the UK and beyond. Episodes frequently center on how local conditions, regional strategies, and national policy interact to boost productivity, with in-depth discussions of place-based policymaking, budget implications for growth, measurement challenges, and the role of technology and trade in diffusion and adoption. Noteworthy is the consistent curation of expert panels from academia, government, and industry, exploring practical levers for faster project delivery, skills development, and more coherent tax and investment policies. The format tends to blend theoretical insight with real-world cases from cities and regions, offering actionable conside... more
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2. Diane Coyle
3. Jan Mischke
4. Richard Jones
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