This is a book on the theory behind the construction of production index numbers. Well-known examples of such indexes are the Gross Domestic Product, the Producer Price Index, and labor productivity. Fisher and Shell provide the analysis behind this class of index numbers. They treat separately the different production units and different forms of industrial organization. They show the direction of bias in traditionally calculated index numbers and how biases can affect fundamental conclusions about the growth or stagnation of the economy.
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"...this is the first study to discuss output and input price indexes with particular attention to the market setting in which such indexes are embedded. Thus, this effort by Fisher and Shell occupies a unique position in the index number literature." Daniel Primont, Southern Economic Journal
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