Average labour productivity tends to be a(n)
A) lagging variable.
B) coincident variable.
C) leading variable.
D) acyclical variable.
E) variable that is difficult to classify.

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Labour productivity tends to be a coincident variable, meaning it moves in line with the overall business cycle and is generally impacted by current economic conditions rather than preceding or predicting them.

Average Labour Productivity Tends to Be A(n)