Despite increased spending in information technology productivity growth in the U.S. has been stagnant or weak. This phenomenon is referred to as:
A) technology paradox.
B) productivity paradox.
C) productivity paradigm.
D) technology paradigm.

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The productivity paradox refers to the observation that despite increased investment in information technology, productivity growth does not always show a corresponding increase. This term captures the counterintuitive situation where technology advancements do not lead to expected gains in productivity.

Despite Increased Spending in Information Technology Productivity Growth in the U.S