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# Appendix Tables: Sources of Growth in Gross Output per Worker, 1987-2005

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# Appendix Tables: Sources of Growth in Gross Output per Worker, 1987-2005

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Bosworth, Barry, and Jack Triplett. 2007. “Appendix Tables: Sources of Growth in Gross Output per Worker, 1987-2005.” International Productivity Monitor, No. 14 (Spring 2007): 20–24. https://www.csls.ca/ipm-archive/ipm-issue-14/appendix-tables-sources-of-growth-in-gross-output-per-worker-1987-2005/

## Authors:

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Barry Bosworth
Brookings Institution

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Jack Triplett
Brookings Institution

## IPM Issue 14

Spring 2007 pp. 20–24

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Statistical appendix to IPM-14-1 (‘The Early 21st Century U.S. Productivity Expansion is Still in Services’), providing detailed industry-level growth accounting decompositions of gross output per worker for 57 U.S. industries over 1987-2005, covering goods and services sectors on a NAICS basis with contributions from capital, IT capital, intermediate inputs, and multifactor productivity.

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