INDUSTRY‐LEVEL PRODUCTIVITY MEASUREMENT AND THE 2008 SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

Dale W. Jorgenson · Paul Schreyer

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The 2008 System of National Accounts recognizes capital services as the conceptually correct way to measure the input of capital into production. This allows setting up an integrated system of industry‐level and aggregate productivity accounts that are consistent with the 2008 SNA. The paper discusses the new aspects in the 2008 SNA and sets out such an integrated system, based on Jorgenson's aggregate production possibility frontier and gross output‐based industry productivity measures. Recent results for industry productivity measures for the United States complete the picture.

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