2013
DOI: 10.1111/meca.12036
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Productivity Accounting in Vertically (Hyper‐)integrated Terms: Bridging the Gap between Theory and Empirics

Abstract: The present paper is a methodological contribution introducing a disaggregated physical productivity accounting framework in vertically (hyper-)integrated terms, establishing a direct correspondence between Supply- Use Tables and Pasinetti' s (1973, 1988) theoretical magnitudes. As an empirical application, we computed productivity indicators and indexes of direction of technical change at the subsystem level for the case of Italy during 1999-2007. Our findings suggest that: (a) only 60 per cent of productivi… Show more

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“…All other components of final demand will be aggregated into a final 'consumption' vector (denoted by c). Therefore, if F " rf k cs, the expenditure side for domestic 3 Instead, the framework in Garbellini and Wirkierman (2014) was developed focusing on a set of square Supply-Use Tables, allowing for pure joint products.…”
Section: Productivity Accounting Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…All other components of final demand will be aggregated into a final 'consumption' vector (denoted by c). Therefore, if F " rf k cs, the expenditure side for domestic 3 Instead, the framework in Garbellini and Wirkierman (2014) was developed focusing on a set of square Supply-Use Tables, allowing for pure joint products.…”
Section: Productivity Accounting Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, the aim of this paper is two-fold. First, building on the approach introduced by Garbellini and Wirkierman (2014), to specify a disaggregated productivity accounting framework in hyper-integrated terms for a single-product Input-Output system, typical of databases generally available. 3 Second, to apply the concept of vertical hyper-integration to the analysis of convergence issues for advanced industrial economies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tais mudanças podem ser captadas pelas análises de insumo-produto. Além disso, a mensuração de progresso técnico por meio de subsistemas elimina o problema comum do efeito 'distribuição de renda', ao mesmo tempo em que não é afetada por mera terceirização (outsourcing) de processos produtivos, já que todos os setores indiretamente necessários são considerados (Fevereiro et al, 2015;Garbellini & Wirkierman, 2014).…”
Section: Setores Verticalmente Integrados E Produtividade Total Do Tr...unclassified
“…O segundo passo consiste em acomodar a variação dos preços relativos entre os produtos com o objetivo de acessar as variações em volumes, eliminando perturbações que dizem respeito à distribuição de renda e não a fatores técnicos de produção (Garbellini & Wirkierman, 2014). Deve-se notar que os volumes de produção propriamente ditos não são acessados, mas apenas suas variações (Reich, 2008, p. 423).…”
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