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The American work force: 1992-2005. Industry output and employment.

James C. Franklin

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Projections show services providing more than half of new job growth; in goods production, construction adds jobs, while manufacturing employment declines.

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Projections show services providing more than half of new job growth; in goods production, construction adds jobs, while manufacturing employment declines.

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Projections show services providing more than half of new job growth; in goods production, construction adds jobs, while manufacturing employment declines.

Key concepts: Work force, Work (physics), Labour economics, Business, Economics, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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