The forecasters currently expect real GDP and productivity to grow at annual rates of 2.5 percent and 1.55 percent, respectively, over the next 10 years. Previously, the forecasts called for growth of 2.5 percent for real GDP and 1.5 percent for productivity. The survey, which began in 1968, is conducted each quarter. The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, in cooperation with the NBER, assumed responsibility for the survey in June 1990. This three-page writeup contains partial results of the survey.
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