The Employment Impact of Differences in Dmand and Production



Figure 15: Decomposition of Employment Change in the VIS among Final Demand, Labour
Productivity and Structural Change, The Netherlands 1997 - 1986

100

50

0

-50

-100




-150

TOTAL

MANUFACTURING

WHOLESALE AND

RETAIL TRADE;

REPAIRS

HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS

TRANSPORT AND
STORAGE

POST AND
TELECOMMUNICA
TIONS

FINANCE,
INSURANCE

REAL ESTATE AND

BUSINESS

SERVICES

COMMUNITY,
SOCIAL, AND
PERSONAL

■ PROD

-126,2132

-42,91795

-4,62143

-11,99892

-4,03806

-4,68199

-25,88771

-54,72636

ODEM

95,46885

51,76476

5,67431

20,63515

3,32947

8,55422

38,59506

87,22204

Dintjndjntd

35,25441

1,81165

1,66813

6,55775

1,16608

2,70883

12,4488

9,59001

Total Manufacturing comprises: Agriculture (ISIC 1), Mining and Quarrying (ISIC 2), Manufacturing (ISIC3), Public Utilities (ISIC 4), and Construction

(ISIC 5).

PRD: Productivity Growth Effect (Dark Shade, negative), DEM: Demand Growth Effect (Dark Shade, positive), INT_IND_INTD : Effects of Changes in the Inter-
Industry Linkages (pale shade).

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