The Employment Impact of Differences in Dmand and Production



Figure 22: Decomposition of Employment Change in the VIS from Consumption among
Demand, Labour Productivity and Structural Change, Spain 1995 - 1980

4000


3000


2000


1000


-1000


-2000


-3000


-4000



-5000

TOTAL

MANUFACTURING

WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL TRADE;
REPAIRS

HOTELS AND

RESTAURANTS

TRANSPORTAND
STORAGE

POSTAND
TELECOMMUNICAT

IONS

FINANCE,
INSURANCE

REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS
SERVICES

COMMUNITY,
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

■ PROD

-4114.3682

-2462.7784

-2466.0935

-499.0795

-165.4822

-154.57

-168.0485

-3942.0045

□ DEM

2661.2673

2226.1562

3258.3708

440.8377

178.3757

275.3821

448.5678

3858.998

□ INT_IND_INTD

229.4084

285.2525

-443.7738

10.7858

15.1413

-118.4322

18.1753

179.6515

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