Our growth accounting results are set out inTable 5. Considerfirst the top panel of data, which reports the contributions to growth in a standard frameworkthat does not include intangibles. Labour productivity growth (LPG; column 1) rose in the 1990s and then fell back somewhat in the 2000s. The rise in the late 1990s is due to the introduction of a new methodology for Financial Services Indirectly Measured (FISIM), and other methodological changes in the 2008 NationalAccounts (see Giorgio Marrano et al., 2009).
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The contribution of labour