More dynamism not lifting productivity yet

While there are tentative signs that Japan’s economy is becoming more dynamic, this has yet to produce significant improvements in aggregate productivity. We still think that a more meaningful pick-up in productivity growth will only happen towards the end of this decade in the wake of the AI revolution

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