Sentence examples for labor growth from inspiring English sources

When the economy weakens, labor growth tends to slow, "and that keeps measured unemployment down," he added.

Still, the current forecast for labor growth points toward an extremely close election — one in which every job above or below that 150,000 threshold could be critical.

And we'd never really had the rate of labor growth, of employment growth, that we had in the past similar expansions.

The economic analyses in Producer Dynamics exploit this newly available data on establishments, firms, and workers, to address issues in industrial organization, labor, growth, macroeconomics, and international trade.

To add some context on their burgeoning labor growth, first note that Amazon is generally increasing net employment by hiring people to work across the company.

However, in a commentary published Oct. 2, 2009, "The Truth About Jobs That No One Wants to Tell You," the now Public Policy professor at University of California, Berkeley, makes it clear that he doesn't know where viable labor growth must emanate from, or how it must be achieved.

For annual labor productivity growth (annualized growth in labor productivity where labor productivity is real sales (using GDP deflators) divided by full-time permanent workers), there is a significant and positive result (Table 6).

"This suggests that, without the pickup in labor force growth, either employment growth would have slowed or inflation pressures would have intensified".

And if there is anemic labor income growth, eventually, consumption growth is going to be also constrained.

With demographic factors allowing for little or no labor force growth, China's GDP growth has been driven by unprecedented rates of investment.

We are also certain that just as labor productivity growth does not guarantee wage increases GDP growth does not guarantee higher wages.