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Productivity Data and Analysis
Features productivity research from the New York Fed and other resources.
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Latest Productivity Growth
Q4 2011
SECTOR
YEAR-OVER-YEAR CHANGE
Business:
output per hour
+0.2%
Non-farm business:
output per hour
+0.5%
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
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Productivity, compensation, and unit labor costs:
Non-farm business sector
1 page / 13 kb
Manufacturing sector
1 page / 13 kb
Non-financial sector
1 page / 13 kb
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Real-time forecasts of productivity growth using the Kahn-Rich model
The latest 5-year forecast of non-farm productivity growth, and the latest assessment of whether the U.S. economy is currently in a high-growth or low-growth regime.
Tracking Productivity in Real Time
By James A. Kahn and Robert Rich, Current Issues in Economics and Finance 12(8), November 2006
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