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1 The Causes of Slowing U.S. Growth Potential E-779 Presented by: Dan Meckstroth, Ph.D. Chief Economist dmeckstroth@mapi.net

2 Figure 1 – GDP and Output Gap, Inflation-Adjusted Source(s): Congressional Budget Office and MAPI Foundation

3 Annual Growth: Total Economy (Percent) 1982-19901991-20012002-20072008-20142015-2025 Potential GDP3.23.32.71.52.1 Potential Labor Force1.61.31.00.5 Potential Labor Force Productivity1.52.01.61.01.6 Table 1 – Components of Potential GDP Growth Source(s): Congressional Budget Office, August 2015

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