Average labour productivity tends to be
A) procyclical and less variable than real GDP.
B) procyclical and more variable than real GDP.
C) countercyclical and less variable than real GDP.
D) countercyclical and more variable than real GDP.
E) acyclical with real GDP.

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Average labor productivity is procyclical, meaning it tends to increase during economic expansions and decrease during recessions, and it is generally less variable than real GDP because labor productivity smooths out some of the fluctuations in output.

Average Labour Productivity Tends to Be