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Employment MultipliersContent First provides clients with the data they need to meet their business objectives. One example is employment multipliers. The following table provides you with some sample employment multipliers for select industries, Content First has more industries and more detailed information available. Employment multipliers are the number of jobs effected by a change in employment for the base industry. For example, for farm products the multiplier is 1.5, meaning that for every job change in the farm products industry effects 1.5 other jobs. Generally, this means that if employment increases by one job in farm products, then 1.5 other jobs are created throughout the economy. United States Industry Employment Multipliers
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analyis |
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