Productivism refers to a socio-economic policy emphasizing the production of goods and services as the main factor in the economy's well-being. Synonyms for productivism would include 'industrialism,' which specifically refers to the emphasis on industrial production; 'manufacturing-oriented,' which indicates a focus on goods production rather than service provision; 'producer-focused,' which refers to a policy that prioritizes producers as opposed to consumers, and 'output-centered,' which suggests that the emphasis is mainly on the volume or quantity of goods produced rather than other factors such as environmental sustainability or human well-being. Other synonyms include 'productivity-obsessed,' 'production-driven,' and 'growth-oriented'.