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Table 9.2Trend in Real GDP per Capita and Productivity (annual rates) Growth in real GDPin output per capitaper worker hour Year (%) (%) 1960–1973 2.93.1.

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3 Table 9.2Trend in Real GDP per Capita and Productivity (annual rates) Growth in real GDPin output per capitaper worker hour Year (%) (%) 1960–1973 2.93.1 1973–1995 1.91.6 1995–2000 2.62.2 2001-2003 0.93.9 Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis and Census Bureau. Calculations are by the author.

4 Table 9.3Average Annual Changes in GDP per Capita Change in real GDP per capita Year(%) 1950–19592.3 1960–19693.1 1970–19792.2 1980–19892.1 1990–19991.9 Entire Period: 1950-19992.3 Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis and Census Bureau. Calculations are by the author.

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