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Appendix Table 29: Projections of Output and Productivity in 2017 and 2001-2017 Growth Rates, According to 10
Scenarios for North American Indian Population

Base Scenario 1______________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

Canadian GDP (millions)

1,108,048

1,692,459

2.683

Total Employment in Canada (thousands)

14,946

18,486

1.337

North American Indian Employment Income as GDP (milli

8,507

16,379

4.180

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,556

1.328

Difference with

Base Scenario

Base Scenario 2______________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

26,904

7.462

3.282

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,702,984

2.723

0.040

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,747

1.341

__________0.013

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 3___________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

19,554

5.340

1.160

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,695,635

2.695

0.012

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,576

1.329

__________0.001

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 4___________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

23,053

6.429

2.250

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,699,134

2.708

0.025

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,402

1.317

__________-0.011

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 5___________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

26,224

7.290

3.110

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,702,305

2.720

0.037

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,936

1.354

__________0.026

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 6___________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

30,987

8.415

4.235

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,707,068

2.738

0.055

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,829

1.347

__________0.019

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 7___________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

22,729

6.335

2.156

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,698,810

2.707

0.024

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,596

1.331

__________0.003

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 8___________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

26,082

7.253

3.074

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,702,162

2.719

0.037

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,451

1.321

__________-0.007

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 9___________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

30,184

8.237

4.058

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,706,265

2.735

0.052

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,998

1.358

__________0.030

Difference with

Base Scenario

Scenario 10__________________________________________

2001

2017

A.A.G.R.

(A.A.G.R.)

Estimated GDP of NAI Population (thousands)*

8,507

34,667

9.178

4.998

Total Canadian GDP (thousands)

1,108,048

1,710,748

2.752

0.069

Canadian Labour Productivity__________________________

74,136

91,912

1.352

__________0.025

Source: Appendix Tables 58 to 68

*Estimated GDP is twice the estimated employment income, since employment income is assumed to represent half of the Canadian GDP.



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