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Employment Projections
Bureau of Labor Statistics > Employment Projections > Data > Employment Requirements Matrix

Employment Requirements Matrix

This page contains links to historical employment requirements data tables. These tables are derived from input-output data, and each column shows the employment generated directly and indirectly across all industries by one million dollars in 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, 1997–2020 (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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Last Modified Date: September 8, 2021