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 What is the future of working from home?
 Jonathan Haskel
April 2021
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Tags: covid-19; growth; productivity; employment

Working from home has become more common during the pandemic, but only in certain sectors. Jonathan Haskel writes about the likelihood that the practice will be permanently adopted depends on perceptions of workforce productivity.
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