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Outlook 2000. The major trends.

The American economy is expected to grow by 30 percent between 1988 and 2000, while the labor force will increase by 16 percent. This summary of trends for the economy, the labor force, industries, and occupations also looks at some implications of the projections. For example, continued growth opens the way to a more equitable labor market in the future, but only if workers have the education and training needed by employers.