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The Canadian Productivity Review

The Canadian Productivity Review

Volume 2006, Number 4

Producing Hours Worked for the SNA in Order to Measure Productivity: the Canadian Experience

What is produced in Canada

Tables
and figure

More information

Other issues
in this series

About this
series

Tables and figure

Table A1
Constructing the national employment benchmark based on the average annual number of employed persons from the Labour Force Survey (LFS)

Table A2
Impact of not adjusting the Labour Force Survey (LFS) hours worked data for special events on level and growth of annual hours worked per job in manufacturing, Canada

Table A3
Average annual hours worked per category of worker, 1998

Table A4
Absences from work in hours and days, employee jobs, Canada, 2002

Table A5
Comparison of the number of employee jobs for 2-digit industry where industry is theoretically comparable in terms of coverage

Table A6
Example of the different steps to produce the volume of hours worked consistent with the Canadian System of National Accounts, 2002

Figure A1
Adjustment of hours worked for the year 2002 in manufacturing, Ontario

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