Preface. Introduction to the Conceptual Framework. Traditional Productivity Growth Measurement. The Short Run, Capital, and Capacity Utilization. Short and Long Run Scale and Other Cost Economies. Internal and External Cost Economies, and Growth. Market Structure and Economic Performance. Regulatory Structure and Costs. Technical Efficiency. Underlying Theory and Implementation Issues. Data Construction for Estimation and Measurement. Issues of Econometric Implementation. Pulling it Together. References. Index.
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`... we have here a well-written book by an author who knows the subject from within. The book guides into a rich literature and opens up many avenues for further research.'
Kwantitatieve Methoden, Nr. 64 (2000)
`Overall, this book is an excellent book for anyone interested in measuring adn decomposing productivity growth, as well as factors that affect its measurement and decomposition. The book also provides readers with insights useful when considering whether a short-run or long-run cost function is the appropiate function to estimate. Professor Paul has provided readers with a very intuitive, substantial, and well-written book on the subject matter with many good references. The book could be used as a textbook for a graduate economics course on productivity growth measurement.'
Southern Economic Journal, 68:1 (2001)
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