In this context, the GFP released a special publication to mark its 10th anniversary, showcasing some of its most impactful findings on productivity analysis. Drawing on a decade of research, the publication compiles a selection of six working papers authored by Christophe André, Dan Andrews, Filippo Cavassini, Chiara Criscuolo, Yann Dorville, Francesco Filippucci, Peter Gal, Katharina Laengle, Timo Leidecker, Luca Marcolin, Giuseppe Nicoletti and Jonathan Timmis. The selection reflects the GFP’s core priorities and addresses some of the most critical issues for productivity policies of the last ten years.
The Anniversary Book serves both as a reflection on past achievements and as a reaffirmation of the Forum’s mission for the decade ahead. It offers a stock-taking exercise of previous work and ongoing developments, but also presents a forward-looking agenda. It outlines how the Forum’s activities could evolve to address emerging analytical questions and policy demands, including the new challenges and opportunities created by population ageing, the diffusion of artificial intelligence, the transition to net zero emissions, or the role of competition for investment and business dynamism.
