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0085: COnverting Historical Industry Time Series Data from SIC to NAICS

Robert Yuskavage

0084: R&D Depreciation Rates in the 2007 R&D Satellite Account

Charles Mead

0083: Estimating Prices for R&D Investment in the 2007 R&D Satellite Account

Adam Copeland, Gabriel Medeiros and Carol Robbins

0082: Methodology for the Industry Estimates in the 2007 R&D Satellite Account

Carol Robbins, Felicia Candela, Mahnaz Fadhim-Nader and Gabriel Medeiros

0081: 2007-R&D'Satellite-Account-Methodologies: Current-dollar-GDP-Estimates

Lisa Mataloni and Carol Moylan

0080: Treatment of International Research and Development as Investment: Issues and Estimates

Daniel Yorgason

0079: A Reconciliation between the Consumer Price Index and the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index

Clinton McCully, Brian Moyer and Kenneth Stewart

0078: Implementing a Reconciliation and Balancing Model in the U.s. Industry Accounts

Dylan Rassier, Thomas Howell III, Edward MOrgan, Nicholas Empey and Conrad Roesch

0077: An Empirical Comparison of Methods for Temporal Distribution and Interpolation at the National Accounts

Baoline Chen

0076: How Should Inventory Investment be Measured in National Accounts?

Marshall Reinsdorf and Jennifer Ribarsky

0075: Keeping Economic Statistics Relevant through Updating the System of National Accounts

Brent Moulton

0074: Electronic Data Collection at the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

Louise Ku-Graf

0073: From Respondent Debriefings to Pilot Test and Beyond: A Comprehensive Redesign of a Questionnaire Measuring Foreign Direct Investment

Alfred Tuttle, Rebecca Morrison and David Galler

0071: The Statistical Discrepancy

Bruce Grimm

0070: A Balanced System of Industry Accounts for the U.S. and Structural Distribution of Statistical Discrepancy

Baoline Chen

0069: An Overview of BEA's Source Data and Estimating Methods for Quarterly GDP

Arnold Katz

0068: Statistical Issues Related to Global Economic Imbalances: Perspectives on "Dark Matter"

Ralph Kozlow

0067: The Role of Hedonic Methods in Measuring Real GDP in the United States

David Wasshausen and Brent Moulton

0066: Concepts and Methods of the U.S. Input-Output Accounts

Karen Horowitz and Mark Planting

0065: U.S. Multinational Companies, Dividends, and Taxes

Ralph Kozlow and Patricia Abaroa

0064: Distributive Services in the U.S. Economic Accounts

Robert Yuskavage

0063: R&D Expenditures for the U.S.: A Frascati to System of National Accounts Application to U.s. Data

Carol Robbins

0062: Linking Frascati-based R&D Spending to the System of National Accounts

Carol Robbins

0061: Metropolitan Area Disposable Personal Income- Methodology and Results for 2001-2002

Ann Dunbar

0060: Comparing Price Measures-The CPI and PCE Price Index

Brian Moyer

0059: Outsourcing and Imported Services in BEA’s Industry Accounts

Robert Yuskavage, Erich Strassner and Gabriel Medeiros

0058: The Feasibility of Producing Personal Income to Adjusted Gross Income (PI-AGI) Reconciliations by State

Robert Brown, Ann Dunbar and Adrienne Pilot

0057: Globalization, Offshoring, and Multinational Companies: What Are the Questions, and How Well Are We Doing in Answering Them?

Ralph Kozlow

0056: Accounting for Nonmarket Production: A Prototype Satellite Account Using the American Time Use Survey

J. Landefeld, Barbara Fraumeni and Cindy Vojtech

0055: Evaluating and Adjusting for Chain Drift in National Economic Accounts

Christian Ehemman

0054: Chain Drift in Leading Superlative indexes

Christian Ehemman

0053: Importance of Data Sharing to BEA

J. Landefeld and Dennis Fixler

0052: Alternative Measures of U.S. Economic Activity in Business Cycles and Business Cycle Dating

Bruce Grimm

0051: Integrated Macroeconomic Accounts for the United States: Draft SNA-USA

Albert Teplin, Charles Mead, Brent Moulton, Rochelle Antoniewicz, Susan McIntosh, Michael Palumbo and Genevieve Solomon

0050: Further Integrating BEA's Economic Accounts: Introducing Annual Input-Output Estimates into the Gross State Product by Industry Accounts

John Sporing, George Downey and John Kort

0049: U.S. Industry Classification Procedures for Direct Investment

Ralph Kozlow and Obie Whichard

0048: Indirect Investment: FCS, USM, or 50% Ownership

Ralph Kozlow

0047: International Trade and Economic Growth: A Possible Methodology for Estimating Cross-Border R&D Spillovers

Lawrence McNeil and Barbara Fraumeni

0046: Revisions to GDP Estimates in the U.S

Dennis Fixler

0045: Recent U.S. Progress in Collecting Data on Derivatives

Ralph Kozlow

0044: The Effects of Low-Valued Transactions on the Quality of U.S. International Export Estimates, 1994-1998

Charles Mead

0043: Offshore Outsourcing and Multinational Companies

J. Landefeld and Raymond Mataloni

0042: The Effects of Low Valued Transactions on the Quality of U.S. International Export Estimates, 1994-1998

Charles Mead

0041: Patterns of Production and Employment by U.s. Multinational Companies

Obie Whichard

0040: Corporate Profits in the GDP Accounts

Rosemary Marcuss

0039: The National Income and Product Accounts

Brooks Robinson and Shelly Smith

0038: "Offshoring" and the U.s. Balance of Payments

Ralph Kozlow and Maria Borga

0037: An Overview of U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis Statistics on Multinational Companies

Ralph Kozlow

0036: NIPA Corporate Profits and Reported Earnings: A Comparison and Measurement Issues

Charles Mead, Brent Moulton and Kenneth Petrick

0035: International Fragmentation of Production and the Intrafirm Trade of U.s. Multinational Companies

Maria Borga and William Zeile