Office employment growth climbed only an estimate 1.8 percent this year. Next year may see another modest increase of 1.0 percent. In the years after 2007, we anticipate office employment to advance at rates in the 1.7 to 2.0 percent range.
Table of Contents :
1. THE SIZE OF THE MARKET BY PRODUCT CATEGORY AND REGION
2. CLIENT CATEGORIES
2.1. CLIENT GROUPS BY INDUSTRY
2.2. CLIENT GROUPS BY SIZE
2.3. CLIENT GROUPS BY OCCUPATION OF THE END-USER
2.4. CLIENT GROUPS BY SEX AND AGE OF THE END-USER
3. MARKET FORCES
3.1. THE PACE OF THE ECONOMY
3.2. GROWTH OF THE SERVICE INDUSTRIES
3.3. COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY
3.4. THE CHANGING OFFICE ENVIRONMENT
3.4.1. Office Automation
3.4.2. Demand for Ergonomics and Aesthetics
3.4.3. Demand for Space Efficient Furniture
3.4.4. The Growing Influence of Interior Designers and Facility Managers
4. FORECAST AND ANTICIPATED TRENDS
4.1. THE U.S. ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
4.2. ANTICIPATED GROWTH IN THE SERVICE INDUSTRIES
4.3. ANTICIPATED COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
4.4. ANTICIPATED OFFICE FURNITURE DEMAND
4.5. ANTICIPATED OFFICE FURNITURE DEMAND BY TYPE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
Table of Exhibits :
1. Size of the United States market for office furniture and its development between 1995 and 2005, in current and constant 1995 dollars, valued at manufacturers' prices in millions of dollars
2. Wooden office furniture as a percentage share of the total US office furniture market from 1995 to 2005
3. US shipments of office furniture by type in 1995 and 2005 in millions of dollars
4. Size of the United States office furniture market by segment from 1995 to 2005 for seats, filing cabinets, systems, desks, storage, tables and all other items, in millions of dollars
5. Estimated size of the United States office furniture market by state and region in 2005
6. Employment breakdown by major industry group in the United States in 2005
7. Employment breakdown in thousands of persons by major industry group in the United States 1995 to 2005
8. Percent of Total Office Furniture Sales Through Various Distribution Channels, 2005 (estimates).
9. Establishments by size of employment in the USA in 2004
10. Employment by size of establishment in the USA in 2004
11. Employed civilians by major occupational group in the United States in 2005, in thousands of persons
12. Employment share of females by major occupational group in the United States in 2005
13. Change in the male, civilian labor force by age 2004 to 2012
14. Change in the female, civilian labor force by age 2004 to 2012
15. Constant dollar shipments of office furniture and real GDP from 1995 to 2005, both as an index with 1995 = 100
16. Office employment (finance, insurance & real estate, business services, and government) from 1995 to 2005
17. Constant dollar shipments of office furniture and "office" employment (finance, insurance & real estate, business services, and government) from 1995 to 2005, both as an index with 1995 = 100
18. Constant dollar shipments of office furniture and the change in "office" employment (employment in finance, insurance and real estate, business services and government) from 1995 to 2005
19. Constant dollar shipments of office furniture and real investment in commercial structures from 1995 to 2005, both as an index
20. Downtown business core office vacancy rates by major urban center at second quarter 2006
21. Summary of the US economic outlook to 2008 45
22. Employment growth in the United States by selected industries, 2004 to 2010
23. Employed civilians by major occupational group in the United States in 2004 and 2014, in thousands of persons
24. Gross private domestic investment in commercial buildings, 2004 to 2008, percent change
25. U.S. Shipments of office furniture 2004 to 2008
26. Shipments of office furniture in the United States in millions of dollars by major furniture types. Historical data 2004 and 2005, projected data 2006 to 2008
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