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Nonobserved Economy In National Accounts Survey Of Country Practices United Nations

Name: Nonobserved Economy In National Accounts Survey Of Country Practices United Nations
SKU: BELL-1826858
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Publisher: United Nations

File Extension: PDF

File size: 16.11 MB

Pages: 348

Author: United Nations

ISBN: 9781441604491, 9789211169874, 1441604499, 9211169879

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Nonobserved Economy In National Accounts Survey Of Country Practices United Nations by United Nations 9781441604491, 9789211169874, 1441604499, 9211169879 instant download after payment.

This publication presents an overview of current practices of 43 countries in measuring the non-observed economy. It focuses on the description of methods used and includes quantitative examples and estimates of the share of non-observed economy in the GDP of different countries. Statisticians have developed a range of techniques to estimate the informal, illegal and underground activities, and those undertaken by households for their own final use. The publication gives an overview how countries are using these techniques in practice.