Review of Income and Wealth

1951 - 2025

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AN EXAMINATION OF THE FEASIBILITY OF USING MONETARY DATA FOR NATIONAL INCOME ESTIMATES pp. 311-339: Jan Warren Duggar
EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT‐THE CANADIAN CASE* pp. 341-385: O. J. Firestone
NATIONAL PRODUCT AT CONSTANT PRICES IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY pp. 387-402: Hildegard Bartels
THE STOCK PROBLEM IN HUNGARY pp. 403-409: Julia Fogaras‐Zala
A METHOD OF ANALYSING THE CONSISTENCY OF TIME SERIES FOR CAPITAL AND INVESTMENT* pp. 411-414: Vidar Ringstad and Zvi Griliches

PRINClPLES IN THE VALUATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL pp. 217-246: Mary Jean Bowman
INTERTEMPORAL COMPARABILITY OF NATIONAL INCOME IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA pp. 247-266: Jaroslav Kreči
MÉTHODES DE CALCUL DU REVENU NATIONAL AUX PRIX CONSTANTS UTILISEES PAR LE SERVICE DE LA STATISTIQUE YOUGOSLAVE pp. 267-275: Boško Kitaljević
USE OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS FOR A SHORT‐TERM ECONOMETRIC MODEL: 1954–1966 pp. 277-308: S. Shishido, A. Kohno, S. Nagaya and S. Tanaka

NEW ESTIMATES OF GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM 1830–1914 pp. 95-112: Phyllis Deane
REAL INCOME LEVELS IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 113-182: Stanley N. Braithwaite
SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE TERMS OF TRADE pp. 183-198: Kjeld Bjerke
THE ROLE OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS IN CONJUNCTURAL RESEARCH—THE CASE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA pp. 199-211: J. Goldmann
QUELQUES OBSERVATIONS SUR LES COMPARAISONS INTERNATIONALES pp. 213-215: Dan Grindea

NEEDS FOR CONSISTENCY AND FLEXIBILITY IN MEASURES OF REAL PRODUCT BY INDUSTRY1 pp. 1-17: Milton Moss
AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF SOCIAL ACCOUNTS FOR AN ECONOMY OF THE YUGOSLAV TYPE pp. 19-36: Branko Horvat
INCOME, CONSUMPTION AND SAVING IN URBAN AND RURAL INDIA* pp. 37-56: Uma Datta Roy Choudhury
FOREIGN MANPOWER IN THE U.S. SCIENCES pp. 57-74: Herbert G. Grunel
WHY GROWTH RATES DIFFER—A SUMMARY AND APPRAISAL pp. 75-93: D. J. Daly

FACTORS IN CANADA‐UNITED STATES REAL INCOME DIFFERENCES pp. 285-309: D. J. Daly and D. Walters
THE PUBLIC SECTOR IN FINANCIAL FLOW STATEMENTS: JAPAN'S CASE pp. 311-334: Tatsuya Samukawa
THE ROLE OF TRANSACTIONS IN KIND IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES pp. 335-351: M. Mukherjee
THE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS OF CONSUMPTION LEVEL CARRIED OUT BY THE POLISH CENTRAL STATISTICAL OFFICE pp. 353-365: Eugenia Krzeczkowska

CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS IN AGRICULTURE: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON pp. 205-222: Colin Clark
THE SEERS MODIFIED INPUT‐OUTPUT TABLE: SOME PROJECTION TECHNIQUES pp. 223-230: Charles R. Frank
FUNCTIONAL ESTIMATES OF JAPANESE GOVERNMENT DOMESTIC EXPENDITURES, FISCAL 1952–1963 pp. 231-245: Hugh T. Patrick
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AT CONSTANT PRICES pp. 247-258: J. B. Broderick
THE DISTRIBUTION OF YUGOSLAVIA'S NATIONAL INCOME BY SOCIAL CLASSES IN 1938 pp. 259-284: Ivo Vinski

THE MEASUREMENT OF GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT IN KOREA pp. 107-118: Gabriel F. Cazell
DEPRECIATION, OBSOLESCENCE, AND THE MEASUREMENT OF THE AGGREGATE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE UNITED STATES 1900–1962 pp. 119-154: Helen Stone Tice
STRUCTURAL CHANGES AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME BY SIZE: THE CASE OF INDIA pp. 155-174: Subramanian Swamy
NOTES ON THE MEASUREMENT OF REAL CAPITAL IN RELATION TO ECONOMIC PLANNING MODELS1 pp. 175-197: Leif Johansen and Age Sørsveen
ECONOMIC HISTORY AND NATIONAL ACCOUNTS pp. 199-202: William N. Parker

AN APPROPRIATE SYSTEM FOR DEFLATION OF SECTORAL INCOME IN A DEVELOPING ECONOMY ILLUSTRATED BY THE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY FROM 1951 to 1965* pp. 1-11: P. N. Mathur
A SOCIAL WELFARE VIEW OF THE MEASUREMENT OF INCOME EQUALITY pp. 12-25: D. J. Aigner and A. J. Heins
THE TREATMENT OF INTEREST AND NET RENTS IN THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS FRAMEWORK1 pp. 26-35: Preetom S. Sunga
REPORT OF A CONFERENCE ON THE PROPOSALS FOR REVISION OF THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS, HELD BY THE CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN INCOME AND WEALTH pp. 36-102: Helen Stone Tice

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR CO‐ORDINATING ECONOMIC STATISTICS1 pp. 269-280: Ingvar Ohlsson
THE NATIONAL BALANCE SHEET OF THE UNITED KINGDOM pp. 281-305: Jack Revell
THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS OF NORWAY pp. 311-333: Thomas Schiøstz
THE ACCOUNTS AND THE COMPUTER pp. 335-347: Stanley Lebergott

AN AXIOMATIC APPROACH TO NATIONAL ACCOUNTING: AN OUTLINE pp. 179-189: Odd Aukrust
COMMENT pp. 190-193: G. Stuvel
THE TREATMENT OF EDUCATION IN NATIONAL ACCOUNTING1 pp. 195-209: Dudley Seers and Richard Jolly
A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY IN SELECTED SERVICE INDUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES, 1939–1963 pp. 211-244: Victor Fuchs
COMMENT pp. 245-247: Edward F. Denison
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS FOR ANALYSING CREDIT MARKET CONDITIONS pp. 249-260: R. E. Beales and L. S. Berman
REGIONAL ACCOUNTS IN THE NETHERLANDS pp. 261-268: W. Althwijzen

THE USES OF NATIONAL BALANCE SHEETS pp. 95-133: R. W. Goldsmith
COMPARATIVE COMPUTATIONS OF YUGOSLAV NATIONAL INCOME ACCORDING TO MATERIAL AND COMPREHENSIVE CONCEPTS OF PRODUCTION pp. 135-141: Gojko Grdjić
THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST pp. 143-157: R. S. Porter
EXPÉRIENCES PRATIQUES DANS ĽUTILISATION DU SCN POUR LA COOPÉRATION ÉCONOMIQUE INTERNATIONALE pp. 159-167: J. Petre
AN INTERCOUNTRY COMPARISON OF THE NATIONAL INCOME OF PLANNED ECONOMIES pp. 169-173: György Szilágyi

THE SOCIAL ACCOUNTS FROM A CONSUMER'S POINT OF VIEW pp. 1-33: Richard Stone
GROWTH OF SECTOR REAL PRODUCT* pp. 35-55: A. T. P. Hill and J. McGibbon
PROBLEMS OF A CENSUS OF NATIONAL WEALTH pp. 57-70: John W. Kendrick
QUELQUES REMARQUES SUR ĽUTILISATION DES CALCULATEURS ELECTRONIQUES EN COMPTABILITE NATIONALE pp. 71-83: J. Mayer