Labor productivity in the nonfarm business sector grew rapidly in the second half of 2013, reaching an average 2.63 percent annual rate. Th is was the fastest two-quarter pace since the boost of produc-tivity growth associated with the end of the Great Recession and the beginning of the recovery. Mean-while, labor compensation per hour grew much more slowly over the same period, at an average 1.5 percent annual rate. Th e combination of fast productivity growth and moderate labor compensa-tion growth reduced unit labor costs—the average labor compensation for the production of one unit of output. Such a fast pace of productivity will not last long though. Productivity growth is very variable in th
IT is difficult to see how real U.S. GDP growth can be as rapid in the next half-century as it has b...
In this paper, I explore the implications of incorporating long-run productivity growth into a labor...
Labor productivity growth is of paramount importance both for overcoming the economic crisis caused ...
Strong productivity growth is essential for improving living standards and can have an important imp...
Information technology fueled a surge in U.S. productivity growth in the late 1990s and early 2000s....
Labor productivity growth is generally acknowledged to be procyclical. The author reviews the leadin...
Productivity is widely acknowledged to be an important part of economic dynamics, both at micro- and...
This study argues that the creation of productive jobs is the key to economic growth, social develop...
Will potential output grow in the future at a 4 percent annual rate, as several of the more optimist...
Will potential output grow in the future at a 4 percent annual rate, as several of the more optimist...
This study provides some empirical evidence and quantification of differences in labor\ud productivi...
In the past 3 1/2 years the U.S. has experienced strong economic growth, low inflation and productiv...
Labor productivity growth, a measure of output per unit of work, is closely tied to gains in wages a...
This paper analyses the interactions between growth and the contracting environment in production. W...
Positive relationship between labor productivity and worker compensation has been puzzled by economi...
IT is difficult to see how real U.S. GDP growth can be as rapid in the next half-century as it has b...
In this paper, I explore the implications of incorporating long-run productivity growth into a labor...
Labor productivity growth is of paramount importance both for overcoming the economic crisis caused ...
Strong productivity growth is essential for improving living standards and can have an important imp...
Information technology fueled a surge in U.S. productivity growth in the late 1990s and early 2000s....
Labor productivity growth is generally acknowledged to be procyclical. The author reviews the leadin...
Productivity is widely acknowledged to be an important part of economic dynamics, both at micro- and...
This study argues that the creation of productive jobs is the key to economic growth, social develop...
Will potential output grow in the future at a 4 percent annual rate, as several of the more optimist...
Will potential output grow in the future at a 4 percent annual rate, as several of the more optimist...
This study provides some empirical evidence and quantification of differences in labor\ud productivi...
In the past 3 1/2 years the U.S. has experienced strong economic growth, low inflation and productiv...
Labor productivity growth, a measure of output per unit of work, is closely tied to gains in wages a...
This paper analyses the interactions between growth and the contracting environment in production. W...
Positive relationship between labor productivity and worker compensation has been puzzled by economi...
IT is difficult to see how real U.S. GDP growth can be as rapid in the next half-century as it has b...
In this paper, I explore the implications of incorporating long-run productivity growth into a labor...
Labor productivity growth is of paramount importance both for overcoming the economic crisis caused ...