The Division of Productivity Research and Program Development (DPRPD) conducts research to strengthen and improve existing productivity measurement concepts and techniques and understand the sources and effects of productivity and technological change on the economy.
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| Acting Division Chief |
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Susan Powers |
(202) 691-5894 |
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| Research Economists |
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Michael Giandrea |
(202) 691-5678 |
Sources, effects, and measurement of technological change, retirement patterns among American workers |
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Peter Meyer |
(202) 691-5678 |
Sources and effects of technological change; occupational classification; economic history; history of technology; invention of the airplane and personal computers |
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Sabrina Pabilonia |
(202) 691–5614 |
Economics of technological change; self-employment; study of work-life balance; time use research; effects of child gender on parental time allocation; school to work transition; economics of education |
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Susan Powers |
(202) 691-5894 |
Productivity measurement; technical change; capital measurement; labor economics |
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Leo Sveikauskas |
(202) 691-5677 |
Research and development; technical change; productivity growth; urban and regional economics; international trade; competitiveness in international trade |
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Aklilu Zegeye |
(202) 691-5611 |
Productivity measurement; regional economics; development economics; international economics |
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Cindy Zoghi |
(202) 691-5680 |
Job design; workers use of technology; labor force skill and demographic composition; economics of higher education; high-involvement workplace practices |
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