Matthias Mohr

Aug 1, 2024 | ecb.europa.eu | da Silva |Antonio F. Dias |António Andrade Dias |Antônio M. Dias |Matthias Mohr |Antonella Fabrizio

Published as part of the ECB Economic Bulletin, Issue 5/2024. A combination of various adverse shocks has contributed to productivity growth being suppressed in the euro area over the last four years. The pandemic, along with disruptions in global supply chains and the energy price increases from 2021, which were aggravated by the Russian war in Ukraine, have all contributed to the slowdown in productivity growth.