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European competitiveness report - 2003. Commission staff working document. SEC (2003) 1299 final, 17 November 2003

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Table 1.1: Trends in GDP employment and productivity growth: US and EU
Table 1.2: GDP, GDP per capita and productivity (Average annual increase in percent, 2001-2002)
Table 1.3 presents estimates of the level of GDP percapita and labour productivity in the EU relative to theUS, based on three alternative estimates: OECD data,estimates from the University of Groningen Growthand Development Centre (GGDC) which underlie the
Table 1.4: Relative level of productivity in 2002 (US = 100)
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