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From the housing crisis to the world of work itself, misplaced incentives extend their reach. With many Americans dissatisfied with their employment, the prevailing narrative seems to suggest that more effort is the solution to economic stagnation. As highlighted in Greece’s recent controversial implementation of a six-day workweek, the belief that longer hours equate to economic recovery or growth is pervasive. But research suggests otherwise: nations successfully employing four-day workweeks are demonstrating improved productivity and well-being for workers.