Outlook, 1990-2005 |
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Economic and Employment Projections | 1 |
Methods | 93 |
Assumptions for specific industries and occupations | 105 |
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alternative Asian assumptions automation baby boom baby-boom Census Civilian labor force clerks continue Current Population Survey decline decrease reflecting detailed economic electronic engineers equipment expenditures exports factors Federal force is projected force participation rates gross national product growth rate High Low Moderate input-output model investment labor force participation Licensed practical nurses Low Moderate High low-growth machine operators manufacturing Max Carey ment metal and plastic million Miscellaneous Moderate decrease due Moderate High Low nomic Numbers in thousands occupational employment occupational groups operators and tenders output overall pation percentage points personal consumption expenditures population private household projected to 2005 projected to grow projected to increase projection period purchases Radiologic technologists rate of growth repairers scenario sector set-up operators setters and set-up share Significant decrease slowdown slower spending Standard Industrial Classification technicians tion total employment U.S. economy wage and salary women