Performance of Brazilian total factor productivity from 2004 to 2014: a sectoral and regional analysis

Journal of Economic Structures

The Official Journal of the Pan-Pacific Association of Input-Output Studies (PAPAIOS)

Table 1 Growth decomposition by sector and region in Brazil, 2004–2014.

Sector/locality	Y	A	uK	H	L
Total
Brazil	100	14.70	52.85	− 10.45	42.90
North	100	− 1.78	49.57	19.75	32.46
Northeast	100	22.23	50.67	6.24	20.86
Southeast	100	20.33	55.41	− 34.34	58.60
South	100	15.54	56.86	− 12.52	40.12
Center-west	100	29.81	50.50	− 23.83	43.52
Agriculture
Brazil	100	229.63	107.62	− 10.35	− 226.90
North	100	68.90	53.32	10.29	− 32.50
Northeast	100	375.21	174.38	75.07	− 524.66
Southeast	100	269.56	163.95	91.03	− 424.54
South	100	1085.50	407.72	199.72	− 1592.93
Center-west	100	77.77	79.02	21.85	− 78.64
Industry
Brazil	100	− 104.18	101.36	27.13	75.70
North	100	− 76.60	75.99	41.43	59.19
Northeast	100	− 10.26	82.42	− 45.14	72.98
Southeast	100	− 255.26	129.64	156.03	69.59
South	100	− 82.78	115.62	− 20.45	87.62
Center-west	100	22.93	64.36	− 37.66	50.38
Services
Brazil	100	64.18	35.30	− 26.61	27.13
North	100	31.06	35.14	1.78	32.02
Northeast	100	32.86	35.97	6.96	24.21
Southeast	100	90.94	34.77	− 51.51	25.80
South	100	68.31	34.46	− 27.66	24.89
Center-west	100	55.25	35.04	− 21.39	31.10

The results are the percentage contributions of each factor input to economic growth, ratio between growth of the factor of production and production