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This is the major impact globalization has had on productivity 

Globalization has allowed knowledge and technology to spread much quicker. Image: REUTERS/Toby Melville

Aqib Aslam
Economist in the World Economic Studies Division, IMF
Florence Jaumotte
Senior Economist, Research Department, IMF
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