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Abstract: The report and its background - Index-numbers and economic theory - Index-numbers in a social accounting framework - Commodities quantity units and quality differences - Intermediate services and routing problems - Seasonal variations - The treatment of non-commodity flows - General problems of messurement - Familiar types of index-nombers and the system presented here.

Abstract: La Contabilita' Di Una Societa' Deve Consistere Di Una Triade Di Sistemi, L'economico, Il Socio-Demografico E L'ambientale, Ed Il Dettaglio Di Argomenti Particolari Dovrebbe Apparire In Conti Satellite Compatibili Con Tutti E Tre I Sistemi. L'a. Delinea Lo Stato Presente Della Contabilita' Economica Nazionale E Le Estensioni Ed I Cambiamenti Che Si Propongono Oggi Per Il Futuro.

Abstract: Accounting: a general framework for economic description - Input-Output matrix: a detailed description of production flows - Some simple models: the introduction of technology and behaviour - Models consumers' behaviour and their application.

Abstract: This volume edited by Professor Erik Lundberg, Director of the Konjunkturinstitut, Stockholm, contains eight substantial unpublished papers selected from among those contributed to the first Conference of the International Association for Research in Income and Wealth held in Cambridge, England. It deals with three major topics in the field of national income research. The main topic is social accounting. The first paper is a theoretical treatment of the functions and criteria of socia ...; [Read more...] This volume edited by Professor Erik Lundberg, Director of the Konjunkturinstitut, Stockholm, contains eight substantial unpublished papers selected from among those contributed to the first Conference of the International Association for Research in Income and Wealth held in Cambridge, England. It deals with three major topics in the field of national income research. The main topic is social accounting. The first paper is a theoretical treatment of the functions and criteria of social accounting, illustrated by a new form of presentation of the United Kingdom social accounts, which is contributed by Richard Stone, who is Director of the Department of Applied Economics of the University of Cambridge, and also of the O.E.E.C National Accounts Research Unit. Four papers follow which describe the American, British, French and Dutch prac-tical experience in social accounting, with special reference to natjonal budgeting. These are contributed by Gerhard Colm, economist on the staff of the Council of Economie Advisers to the President of the United States; E. F. Jackson of the United Kingdom Central Statistical Office; Jan Marczewski, formerly of the Institut de Science Economique Appliquée, Paris; and G. Stuvel of the Netherlands Central Planning Bureau. The second topic is the treatment of Government in the social accounts, and Professor Simon Kuznets of the National Bureau of Economie Research, New York, and of the University of Pennsylvania, con- tributes a comprehensive analytic study of this. The third and final topic concerns the problems involved in intertemporal comparisons of real national income. J. B. D. Derksen of the United Nations Statistical Office has contributed an international survey of reai income comparisons and W. B. Reddaway, Lecturer in the University of Cambridge, discusses the measurement of changes in the real geographical product.

Abstract: On econometric models of the U. S. economy - The reliability of the policy model used by the central planning bureau of the Netherlands - Forecasting bank liquidity - Measurement and interpretation of the income distribution in the United States - Changes in danish income distribution 1939-1952 - Income size distribution statistics in Canada-a survey and some analysis - Estimation of income distribution in Australia - The distribution of household and individual income - Some aspects o ...; [Read more...] On econometric models of the U. S. economy - The reliability of the policy model used by the central planning bureau of the Netherlands - Forecasting bank liquidity - Measurement and interpretation of the income distribution in the United States - Changes in danish income distribution 1939-1952 - Income size distribution statistics in Canada-a survey and some analysis - Estimation of income distribution in Australia - The distribution of household and individual income - Some aspects of the economic interpretation of changes in the inequality of income distribution - Trends and cycles in norwegian income shares - List of papers presented at the Fourth Conference of the International Association for Research in Income and Wealth.