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  • A The theory and measurement of productivity growth
  • C. Labour productivity growth in seven OECD countries
  • B. Productivity growth data used in the statistical analysis
  • D. Explanatory variables related to changes over time
  • H. Revised manufacturing estimates
  • E. Correlations
  • G. Regression results
  • F. Composite factors
 
 

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Appendices

Level 1 Item Appendices table of contents
Level 1 Item A The theory and measurement of productivity growth
Level 2 Item A.1 Key concepts
Level 2 Item A.2 The mathematical framework
Level 2 Item A.3 Possible generalisations
Level 2 Item A.4 Extensions used in ICT-related studies
Level 2 Item A.5 Further explanations with growth accounting
Level 2 Item A.6 A few notes on growth theories
Level 1 Item B. Productivity growth data used in the statistical analysis
Level 1 Item C. Labour productivity growth in seven OECD countries
Level 1 Item D. Explanatory variables related to changes over time
Level 1 Item E. Correlations
Level 1 Item F. Composite factors
Level 1 Item G. Regression results
Level 2 Item G.1 Multifactor productivity growth regressions
Level 2 Item G.2 Regressions of labour productivity growth
Level 1 Item H. Revised manufacturing estimates
Level 2 Item H.1 The new data
Level 2 Item H.2 New correlation results
Level 2 Item H.3 Indications from the regressions
Level 2 Item H.4 New decomposition estimates
Level 2 Item H.5 Regression results

 

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Document ID: 31185 | Last modified: 6 February 2008, 12:05pm
 
 
 
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