The recent publication by the World Bank of PPP-GDP estimates for 2005, referred to 146 countries, seems a good occasion to reopen the long-standing debate on the use of Purchasing Power Parities. While theoretical speculations on the subject have continued, no estimates were supplied for more than a decade. The author’s alternative method for GDP estimation is based on inflationadjusted long-term exchange rates, where real GDP estimates are obtained through simultaneous equations. He describes the method in the light of his experience and compares its results for 100 countries with both ICP estimates and GDPs at exchange rates.
Renewed interest in economic growth has encouraged studies of how different sectors have contributed...
Purchasing power parity is re-examined using a new data set containing long time span data for thirt...
Research funding was provided by the Spanish Ministry of Education Grant PB95-0294 and Fundación Arg...
This paper reviews the International Comparison Program (ICP), a worldwide effort to produce interna...
When it comes to making international comparisons of real GDP, different views, conventions and prac...
In this paper a new set of current price estimates of per capita income, adjusted for each currency'...
The International Comparison Program (ICP) is a worldwide statistical initiative designed to estimat...
In this paper a new set of current price estimates of per capita income, adjusted for each currency’...
The International Comparison Program requires all participating countries to provide national accoun...
Using high quality data from the International Comparison Project (ICP), we develop empirical regula...
The construction of purchasing-power-parity exchange rates (PPPs) is based on a solid theoretical fr...
International comparison of economic aggregates, expressed in domestic currencies, requires their co...
Comparison of levels of development among countries is usually done by reducing values in national c...
The paper presents an econometric framework for the construction of a consistent panel of purchasing...
We formulate and implement a new empirical procedure to examine the validity of PPP in the long-run ...
Renewed interest in economic growth has encouraged studies of how different sectors have contributed...
Purchasing power parity is re-examined using a new data set containing long time span data for thirt...
Research funding was provided by the Spanish Ministry of Education Grant PB95-0294 and Fundación Arg...
This paper reviews the International Comparison Program (ICP), a worldwide effort to produce interna...
When it comes to making international comparisons of real GDP, different views, conventions and prac...
In this paper a new set of current price estimates of per capita income, adjusted for each currency'...
The International Comparison Program (ICP) is a worldwide statistical initiative designed to estimat...
In this paper a new set of current price estimates of per capita income, adjusted for each currency’...
The International Comparison Program requires all participating countries to provide national accoun...
Using high quality data from the International Comparison Project (ICP), we develop empirical regula...
The construction of purchasing-power-parity exchange rates (PPPs) is based on a solid theoretical fr...
International comparison of economic aggregates, expressed in domestic currencies, requires their co...
Comparison of levels of development among countries is usually done by reducing values in national c...
The paper presents an econometric framework for the construction of a consistent panel of purchasing...
We formulate and implement a new empirical procedure to examine the validity of PPP in the long-run ...
Renewed interest in economic growth has encouraged studies of how different sectors have contributed...
Purchasing power parity is re-examined using a new data set containing long time span data for thirt...
Research funding was provided by the Spanish Ministry of Education Grant PB95-0294 and Fundación Arg...