What Is the Productivity Paradox?
The so-called "productivity paradox", in the abstract, refers to the blind and irrational development of "artificial" productive forces. It has varying degrees of destructiveness, and is a negative phenomenon with respect to the entire natural system accompanying the development of "artificial" productive forces.
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- Chinese name
- Productivity paradox
- Foreign name
- The productivity paradox
- Attributes
- Negative phenomenon
- Abstractly
- Blind, irrational development of artificial productivity
- The so-called "productivity paradox", in the abstract, refers to the blind and irrational development of "artificial" productive forces. It has varying degrees of destructiveness, and is a negative phenomenon with respect to the entire natural system accompanying the development of "artificial" productive forces.
- What is the "productivity paradox"
- In general, the more advanced "artificial" productivity, the more disruptive it may be. The positivity and negativity (destructiveness) of "artificial" productivity are actually the front and back of a coin. Generally speaking, nuclear technology can benefit human beings as well as destroy human beings. This is also true of "natural" productivity. For example, fertile land can not only harvest crops, but also weeds. But it is not the scope of the "productivity paradox", but a problem to be overcome by "artificial" productivity. [1]