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selecting an index number formula, and the use of chaining. Special attention is also given to measuring physical capital inputs …
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Caves, Christensen and Diewert proposed a method for estimating a theoretical productivity index for a firm using Törnqvist input and output indexes, augmented by exogenous estimates of local returns to scale. However, in order to implement their method, they assumed that the firm maximized...
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productivity growth has been higher in Australia, which reflects the relatively lower rate of physical capital accumulation in New … Zealand after 1993. On the other hand, New Zealand's capital productivity growth has been higher than Australia's capital …
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productivity growth has been higher in Australia, which reflects the relatively lower rate of physical capital accumulation in New … Zealand after 1993. On the other hand, New Zealand’s capital productivity growth has been higher than Australia’s capital …
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goods in price indices; methods of capturing the skill composition of labour; measurement of capital input; and the … difficult-to-measure services industries; better data on hours worked by industry; improvement in the quality of data on capital …
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including capital before investment, but no substitution possibilities after investment, and ex post production possibilities …
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including capital before investment, but no substitution possibilities after investment, and ex post production possibilities …
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This study estimates productivity gains and their distribution among inputs and outputs for American industries over the period 1987-2011 using the traditional surplus accounting method. Total Factor Productivity (TFP) change is traditionally defined as the growth rate of output minus the growth...
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This paper offers an approach based on the economic theory of index numbers that revisits the classical surplus accounting technique. We measure the productivity gains and the combined effects of output and input price variation on French farmers’ income between 1959 and 2011, for the whole...
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Tang and Wang provided a decomposition of economy wide labour productivity into sectoral contribution effects. The present note reworks their methodology to provide a more transparent and simple decomposition. This new decomposition is then related to another decomposition due to Gini and...
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