The Precision of National Income Estimates

By R. Stone, D. Champernowne, J. Meade. 1942

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Optimal combination forecasts for hierarchical time series (2011, methodology): “Our proposed forecasting method shares some similarities to the approach proposed by Stone et al. (1942), and further studied by Solomou & Weale (1991, 1993, 1996) and Weale (1985, 1988).”
To RAS or not to RAS? What is the difference in outcomes in multi-regional input–output models? (2016, methodology): “Other examples for this type ofmatrix balancing algorithm are Stone et al. (1942) and van der Ploeg (1982).”
Improving GDP Measurement: A Measurement-Error Perspective (2013, unknown): “22 national income accounting itself, as for example in Stone et al. (1942).”
Balanced Estimates of National Accounts When Measurement Errors are Autocorrelated: The Uk, 1920–38 (1993, background): “This was described by Weale (1988) and Solomou and Weale (1991) but, at the disaggregate level considered here, is not a problem.”
AN INDICATOR OF MONTHLY GDP AND AN EARLY ESTIMATE OF QUARTERLY GDP GROWTH (2005, unknown): “The criterion (22) is identical to (8) of Section 4 apart from the first term and we attribute the first application of the approach in Economics to Stone et al. (1942).”
Constructing SAMs for Development Policy Analysis: Lessons Learned and Challenges Ahead (2003, methodology): “Stone et al. (1942) had already suggested one method in the context of adjusting social accounting estimates.”
Prosperity and Depression (2002, background): “However, Stone, Champernowne, and Meade (1942) formalize Clark’s ideas and put them into a consistent accounting framework.”