The Productivity Paradox Refers to

question 71

Multiple Choice

The productivity paradox refers to

• A) increased spending on IT leading to decreased worker productivity.
• B) the evidence that suggests IT is irrelevant to worker productivity.
• C) increased IT investment leading to more sustainable competitive advantage.
• D) the lack of evidence of an increase in worker productivity associated with the massive increase in IT spending.
• E) falling computer prices due to increased processor speed.

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