Labor Productivity Value Added

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Definition

Labor Productivity Value Added. A ratio of a quantity index of value added to a quantity index of labor input

At the aggregate level, value-added based labour productivity forms a direct link to a widely used measure of living standards, income per capita. Productivity translates directly into living standards, by adjusting for changing working hours, unemployment, labour force participation rates and demographic changes.

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