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Employment Projections
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Employment Requirements Matrix
This page contains links to historical employment requirements data tables. These tables are derived from input-output data, and show in each column the employment generated directly and indirectly across all industries by a million dollars production of a given industry's primary product. The data can give an indication of the relative impact of different industries' primary production.
Data for Researchers
- Historical employment requirements tables, 1997–2018 (ZIP, 11.5 MB)
This file includes:
- Employment requirements description
- Industry sectoring plan
- Nominal dollar-based employment requirements tables
- Nominal dollar-based domestic employment requirements tables
- Chain-weighted (2012 dollars) real employment requirements tables
- Chain-weighted (2012 dollars) real domestic employment requirements tables
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- Via e-mail.
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- Via mail to: Office of Employment and Unemployment Statistics, Suite 2135, 2 Massachusetts Avenue, NE, Washington DC 20212-0001.
Last Modified Date: September 4, 2019
