The Employment Impact of Differences in Dmand and Production



Figure 18: Decomposition of Employment Change in the VIS due to Consumption among
Demand, Labour Productivity and Structural Change, UK 1998 - 1979

2500

-2000


2000

1500

1000

500

0

-500

-1000

-1500





-2500

TOTAL MANUFACTURING

WHOLESALE AND

RETAIL TRADE; REPAIRS

HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS

TRANSPORT AND
STORAGE

POST AND

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

FINANCE, INSURANCE

REAL ESTATE AND
BUSINESS SERVICES

COMMUNITY, SOCIAL
AND PERSONAL
SERVICES

PROD

-2024,6759

-1744,683

-445,1414

-246,8956

-289,3295

-463,7192

-1411,458

-1388,7014

DEM

1047,0586

1952,0669

602,4362

177,6276

319,2134

536,4731

2037,2826

296,247

Dintjndjntd

-335,5902

466,8162

-139,0685

131,6761

34,3994

309,7381

443,8076

1066,2153

Total Manufacturing comprises: Agiculture (ISIC 1), Mining and Quarrying (ISIC 2), Manufacturing (ISIC 3), Public Utilities (ISIC 4), Construction (ISIC
5)

PRD: Productivity Growth Effect (Darj Shade, negative), DEN: Demand Growth Effect (Dark Shade, positive), INT_IND: Industry Linkages (pale
shade).

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