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LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY INDICATORS - OECD

Rebecca FREEMAN July 2008 OECD Statistics Directorate Division of Structural economic Statistics LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY INDICATORS COMPARISON OF TWO OECD DATABASES PRODUCTIVITY DIFFERENTIALS & THE BALASSA-SAMUELSON EFFECT TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .. 5 1. A conceptual look: Why measure LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY ? .. 5 2. LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY : A relationship between production and factors of production .. 5 3. Objectives: LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY and uses .. 6 I. Differences between the OECD PRODUCTIVITY Database and the OECD System of Unit LABOUR Cost and Related INDICATORS .

The OECD Productivity Database is a joint product of four OECD Directorates: Statistics Directorate (STD); Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry (STI); Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs (ELS); and, the Economics Department (ECO). This database aims at bringing together

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