John Quiggin on 'The myth of "The Myth of the Paperless Office"'

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After a long increase, office paper use is starting to decline. (Quiggin also explains why this does not at all invalidate the lessons of the actual book "The Myth of the Paperless Office").

I think I first noticed this in the contexts of academic publishing and job searching. For years I did have a cubicle piled high with vast stacks of paper, but it was because I was making software for office printers. Sometimes particularly gnarly bugs would produce op art of quality suitable for wall display.

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There are electronic prescription tools.

Of course, they're easier to use here, because we have a standard prescription form and a pharmaceutical monopoly, but I'm sure there are American versions, too.