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Aggregate Hours Worked: How to Calculate and Impact on the Economy

Updated on April 14, 2022 · By Ahmad Nasrudin Tag: Aggregate Hours Worked, Long Run Economic Growth

Aggregate Hours Worked How to Calculate and Impact on the Economy

What's it: Aggregate hours worked refers to the total number of hours worked by the labor force in an economy during a given period. It represents the total time it takes for laborers to produce the gross domestic product in one year. Why

Tag: Aggregate Hours Worked, Long Run Economic Growth

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