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How Good Management Raises Productivity
Competition tends to boost productivity in an economic sector. Does good management help, too? A new McKinsey study finds that it does. Managers who employ high-caliber people, reward performance, and minimize waste also raise productivity, especially in competitive environments.
The take-away: Companies often lobby for tax breaks on capital investments to boost productivity, but better management would achieve the same results at no cost to governments.
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