2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-4991.2010.00418.x
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The New Architecture of the U.S. National Accounts and Its Relationship to the Sna

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“…For the time being, there are conflicting views on this topic. A limited discussion on the issue at stake took place in the Review of Income and Wealth (December ) between myself (Vanoli, ) and three colleagues from the U.S. (Jorgenson, Landefeld and Nordhaus, ). My position is that multifactor productivity estimates (and growth accounting whose conceptual basis is similar) are analytical constructs depending on models and theoretical assumptions which are stronger than those than can be accepted and used in the SNA central framework.…”
Section: Part II Adapting the Sna/snea To The Changes In The Economymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the time being, there are conflicting views on this topic. A limited discussion on the issue at stake took place in the Review of Income and Wealth (December ) between myself (Vanoli, ) and three colleagues from the U.S. (Jorgenson, Landefeld and Nordhaus, ). My position is that multifactor productivity estimates (and growth accounting whose conceptual basis is similar) are analytical constructs depending on models and theoretical assumptions which are stronger than those than can be accepted and used in the SNA central framework.…”
Section: Part II Adapting the Sna/snea To The Changes In The Economymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. Voir à cet égard les considérations développées par A Vanoli (2010). et illustrées en particulier par la citation de Richard Stone sur la souvent difficile mais nécessaire distinction entre système d'information et cadre d'analyse : « In the development of national accounting emphasis has been placed on the distinction between what can be observed and what can only be inferred on the basis of some theory or convention… ».…”
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“…In his review of A New Architecture for the U.S. National Accounts (Jorgenson et al ., 2006), published in this issue (Vanoli, 2010), André Vanoli:…”
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confidence: 99%