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0034: Reliability of the State Personal Income Estimates

Robert Brown, Bruce Grimm and Marian Sacks

0033: Trade in Goods Within Multinational Companies: Survey-Based Data and Findings for the United States of America

William Zeile

0032: Survey Data Collection Over the Internet at the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

Patricia Walker

0031: A Computational Routine for Disaggregating Industry Margin Data to Estimate Product Margin Rates

Matthew Atkinson

0030: A Computational Routine for Disaggregating Industry Margin Data to Estimate Product Margin Rates

Matthew Atkinson

0029: Measuring Globalization: The Experience of the United States of America

Obie Whichard

0028: Working with Chain-type Aggregates: A Few Tricks

Brent Moulton

0027: Globalization and Multinational Companies: What Are the Questions, and How Well Are We Doing in Answering Them?

J. Landefeld and Ralph Kozlow

0026: Selected Issues on the Treatment of Nonperforming Loans in Macroeconomic Statistics

Ralph Kozlow

0025: Valuing the Direct Investment Position in U.S. Economic Accounts

Ralph Kozlow

0024: Exploring the Borderline Between Direct Investment and Other Types of Investment: The U.S. Treatment

Ralph Kozlow

0023: An Analysis of the Composition of Intermediate Inputs by Industry

Erich Strassner and Brian Moyer

0022: Increasing the Timeliness of U.S. Annual I-O Accounts

Mark Planting and Jiemin Guo

0021: From Make-Use to Symmetric I-O Tables: An Assessment of Alternative Technology Assumptions

Jiemin Guo, Ann Lawson and Mark Planting

0020: Information Processing Equipment and Software in the National Accounts

Bruce Grimm, Brent Moulton and David Wasshausen

0019: R&D in the National Income and Product Accounts: A First Look at its Effect on GDP

Barbara Fraumeni and Sumiye Okubo

0018: The Expanding Role of Hedonic Methods in the Official Statistics of the United States

Brent Moulton

0017: Investigating Convergence of the U.S. Regions: A Time Series Analysis

Richard Kane

0016: Alternative Treatments of Consumer Durables in the National Accounts

Barbara Fraumeni and Sumiye Okubo

0015: Selected Price Estimation Work at Other Government Organizations

Bruce Grimm

0014: Balancing the GDP Account

Christian Ehemann and Brent Moulton

0013: Revisions to GDP

J. Landefeld and Bruce Grimm

0012: Expansion Strategies of U.S. Multinational Firms

Gordon Hanson, Raymond Mataloni and Matthew Slaughter

0011: Measuring the New Economy

J. Landefeld and Barbara Fraumeni

0010: Increasing the Timliness of U.S. Annual I-O Accounts

Jiemin Guo and Mark Planting

0009: International Accounts Data Needs: Plans, Progress, and Priorities

Ralph Kozlow

0008: Priorities for Industry Accounts at BEA

Robert Yuskavage

0007: Treatment of Employee Stock Options in the U.S. National Economic Accounts

Carol Moylan

0006: Current and Future Directions for the U.S. Industry Accounts

Ann Lawson

0005: United States Statistics on Trade in Services

Obie Whichard

0004: Using Input-Output Analysis to Measure the U.S. Economic Structural Change Over a 24 Year Period

Jiemin Guo and Mark Planting

0003: Principles and Practices for Making Statistics Relevant for Economic Decision Making

J. Landefeld

0002: Recognition of Business and Government Expenditures for Software as Investment: Methodology and Quantitative Impacts, 1959-98

Robert Parker and Bruce Grimm

0001: Measurement of Banking Services in the U.S. National Income and Product Accounts: Recent Changes and Outstanding Issues

Brent Moulton