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... : 170 -88. ____. 1955 . Nasjonalregnskap: Teoretiske prinsipper . Social and Economic Studies 4. Oslo: Statistisk sentralbyrå. ____. 1966 . An Axiomatic Approach to National Accounting. Review of Income and Wealth 12 : 179 -90. ____. [1954] 1990 . Principles of National Accounting...

... practices from the United States (De Cecco 1989 ; Draghi 2008 ). 24. The publication in 1949 of a national accounting system was, however, an exception. From the subsequent year and until the mid-1960s, the Bank’s annual report did not include any more national accounting. The Bank decided...

.... N. Perkins, and T. Van Hoa, 1 -7. London: Macmillan. Aukrust, O. 1986 . On the Occasion of a Nobel Prize. The Review of Income and Wealth 32 : 109 -12. Carson, C. 1975 . The History of the United States National Income and Product Accounts: The Development of an Analytical Tool. Review...

... . The Australian Economist, 1888-1898 . Canberra: Australian National University Press. Butlin, S. J. 1971 . My Own Authority. Australian Economic History Review 11.1 : 63 -69. Castles, Ian. 1990 . Australian National Accounts: Concepts, Sources, and Methods . Canberra: Australian Bureau of Statistics...

...Eleanor Newbigin Modern forms of national accounting are widely understood to have emerged within the context of rivalry between the western powers and attempts to manage the economic fallout of World War I. There has been little consideration of the way in which imperialism shaped debates...

...John W. Kendrick Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 The Historical Development of National-Income Accounts John W. Kendrick THEF~RST ESTIMATE of national income was made for England by Sir William Petty in 1665...

... orientations. By analyzing the financial programming tool, the article shows that the treatment of basic national accounting identities neglects variables like household consumption even when alternative methods exist. Changes in methods may be discarded to ensure the legibility of economic works over...

... was sufficiently developed that one of Quesnay’s closest disciples, Charles Richard de Butré, conceived of a plan for some sort of national accounting. Copyright 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 References Alimento Antonella . ( 1995 ) 2008 . Réformes fiscales et crises politiques dans la...

... to the institutional work led by him on national accounts in the first years of the Institut de Science Économique Appliquée. Refusing to analyze Perroux’s contribution in terms of eclecticism, the article attempts to critically illuminate complementarities and continuities in the author’s analytical framework between...

...; and in the postwar period the focus was on plans for the reconstruction of France and then Europe more generally. All these periods generated demand for differentiated economic expertise in productivity. In 1946, the first French National Accounts were published alongside the establishment of the Commissariat...

...Onur Özgöde Scholars working on the history of economics and economic governance assume national income accounting emerged naturally out of Keynesian concerns with economic growth and wartime needs. This paper provides an alternative and more complex genealogy, arguing instead that income...

... relatively simple to relatively complex measurement systems. This article charts these changes using both the oral interview histories and retrospective book accounts given by those involved with the United Nations Development Programme and offers an analysis of their “political economy of numbers...

... and Macroeconomics in Historical Perspective , edited by Duarte Pedro Garcia Lima Gilberto Tadeu , 1 – 8 . Cheltenham, U.K. : Edward Elgar . Dupont-Kieffer Ariane . 2012a . “ Lindahl and Frisch: Linking Macroeconomics and National Accounting in the Interwar Years for Economic Policies...

...-output, or in the tradition of national income accounting. As concerns the three main figures of this article—the empirical researchers Tinbergen, Hollis Chenery, and Adelman—each developed his or her own approach to modeling: modeling in stages, modeling to capture universal patterns, and factor...

.... This change of definition was closely associated with changes in the preferred measurement of development, from average income (based on national income accounting) to the proportion of the population holding certain characteristics of what it meant to live in poverty (instantiated in various index number...

... argument and wrote a book-length depiction of the transformation of political economy into an Introduction 13 engineering science, covering several national experiences and various subfields from econometrics to environmental economics. In his account, economics as engineering is characterized...

... that he modeled have remained a total mystery. Based on archival material, this mystery is solved in this account by making visible the specific influences from economics and mathematics that inspired him. I argue that von Neumann’s 1937 paper resulted from a deep engagement with economics...

... account of families with many chil- dren. In his January 1964 State of the Union address, Johnson had used the $3,000 figure to which Merriam (1965) was opposed on the grounds that it was only a tool of measurement and evaluation, not a national eligi- bility standard. Lampman had used this figure...

... the radar of the history of economic thought, with only some exceptions, such as the works of Angus Maddison and Geoff Tily. The recent rediscovery of the importance of the history of national accounting in the context of the 2009 Sarkozy Report on the limits of GDP has also generated more interest...

... .” Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress . www.stiglitz-sen-fitoussi.fr . Alonso William Star Paul . 1987 . The Politics of Numbers . New York : Sage Foundation . Aukurst Odd . 1994 . “ The Scandinavian Contribution to National Accounting...