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Title:               Private Business Sector: Contribution of Labor Composition to Labor Productivity
Series ID:           MPU4900182
Source:              U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Release:             Total Factor Productivity for Major Industries
Seasonal Adjustment: Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency:           Annual
Units:               Index 2017=100
Date Range:          1987-01-01 to 2023-01-01
Last Updated:        2024-04-01 12:40 PM CDT
Notes:               The portion of labor productivity change attributed to the composition
                     of the labor force. Labor composition is the monetary and non-monetary
                     payments to or on behalf of individuals for labor services used to
                     produce output. Compensation may include salaries, wages, bonuses,
                     contributions to benefits plans, and other forms of payment. 
                     
                      For more information, please go to https://www.bls.gov/mfp/
                     
                      Source Indicator: MPU4900182

DATE          VALUE
1987-01-01   91.212
1988-01-01   91.449
1989-01-01   91.719
1990-01-01   92.116
1991-01-01   92.554
1992-01-01   93.119
1993-01-01   93.562
1994-01-01   93.862
1995-01-01   94.081
1996-01-01   94.363
1997-01-01   94.578
1998-01-01   94.838
1999-01-01   95.030
2000-01-01   95.236
2001-01-01   95.455
2002-01-01   95.819
2003-01-01   96.126
2004-01-01   96.296
2005-01-01   96.396
2006-01-01   96.628
2007-01-01   97.062
2008-01-01   97.565
2009-01-01   98.207
2010-01-01   98.417
2011-01-01   98.766
2012-01-01   99.013
2013-01-01   99.237
2014-01-01   99.315
2015-01-01   99.619
2016-01-01   99.827
2017-01-01  100.000
2018-01-01  100.361
2019-01-01  100.557
2020-01-01  102.253
2021-01-01  101.713
2022-01-01  101.815
2023-01-01  101.788