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The document is a working paper by Alexander Ueberfeldt from the Bank of Canada, titled 'Working Time over the 20th Century.' It analyzes the significant decline in workweek length (41% decrease) in industrialized countries from 1870 to 2000 and explores the factors influencing this trend through a dynamic general-equilibrium model. The findings suggest that productivity gains, particularly in supervisory roles, account for much of the reduction in workweek length and variations in employment rates across countries like Japan, the UK, and the US.

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