Year | Value-added labor productivity | Sectoral labor productivity | Gross labor productivity |
---|---|---|---|
1997 |
100.00 | 100.00 | 100.00 |
1998 |
104.34 | 104.40 | 104.51 |
1999 |
112.25 | 110.56 | 110.05 |
2000 |
120.41 | 114.42 | 113.77 |
2001 |
120.98 | 116.57 | 115.24 |
2002 |
133.42 | 126.72 | 123.71 |
2003 |
151.89 | 134.96 | 131.17 |
2004 |
160.56 | 139.15 | 134.93 |
2005 |
165.05 | 146.22 | 141.39 |
2006 |
172.81 | 147.44 | 142.53 |
2007 |
179.16 | 154.34 | 148.38 |
2008 |
189.44 | 154.04 | 148.11 |
2009 |
186.54 | 155.93 | 147.42 |
2010 |
203.27 | 165.79 | 156.39 |
2011 |
200.11 | 167.29 | 157.75 |
2012 |
192.67 | 165.25 | 156.65 |
2013 |
192.19 | 167.10 | 158.59 |
2014 |
197.98 | 166.10 | 158.69 |
2015 |
194.09 | 163.05 | 156.96 |
2016 |
189.27 | 162.86 | 155.75 |
2017 |
196.05 | 161.05 | 154.28 |
2018 |
198.82 | 161.29 | 154.25 |
2019 |
192.43 | 157.41 | 150.77 |
2020 |
200.10 | 158.10 | 151.80 |
2021 |
217.89 | 161.01 | 153.00 |
Note: The business cycle periods are 2000–07, 2007–19, and 2019–21. The latter period is an incomplete business cycle. The recession periods are 2007–09 and 2019–20. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics unpublished manufacturing production account. |