Claim0da18b2215eb3d881cc35b979218b7daab628550b6aae474f04b78d84b0edcf7·Paper reconstruction — Dustin Avent-Holt & Alysha Bailey (2024), What counts as productive? Redefining ‘producers’ in economic discourse, 1890–1960

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The productive–unproductive distinction was therefore not abandoned but reconstituted as a paid–unpaid boundary, converting a theoretical debate into a measurement debate and constraining subsequent theory and governance.

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The productive–unproductive distinction was therefore not abandoned but reconstituted as a paid–unpaid boundary, converting a theoretical debate into a measurement debate and constraining subsequent tuntested-default

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