Present an analysis that shows how an increase in labor productivity (perhaps from more investment or perhaps from improved technology) will tend to impact the economy.  Identify which of your results fit what we actually observe for the U.S. economy over time.  Complete your answer to this question by identifying one economic policy you think will help enhance labor productivity.

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