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Abstract: introduction - the data : knowns and unknowns - the product mix: composition, quality and variety - growth trends: a sample of industries - aggregative growth trends: measurement - aggregative growth trens: analysis - some details of growth - industrial growth: a comparison with the united states - summary - appendixes.

Abstract: Long-term shifts in the personal income structure - Cycles in personal income and business activity - Cycles in major types of income - Cycles in tupes of norfam labor income - Cycles in types of property income - Cyclical amplitudes in personal income by size of income - Government offsets to cyclical losses in personal income.

Abstract: he feasibility of a standard comprehensive system of social accounts - The government sector - On the elaboration of a system of international transaction accounts - measuring comparative purchasing power - The scope of economic activity in international income comparisons.

Abstract: Recent developments in statistics of capital formation and related conceptual problems - The measurement of capital cofficients and productive capacity - Contributions to the study of factors controlling the private capital formation.

Abstract: Concepts and assumptions in long-term projections of national product Simon Kuznets, comment Gerhard Colm, Solomon Fabricant - Long-term projections of the labor force, by Harold Wool - National productivity and its long-term projection by John W. Kendrick - Projections in agriculture,By James P.Cavin - Some considerations in appraising the long-run prospects for agriculture, by Rex F. Daly - Specific industry output projections, by Harold J. Barnett - Comment A.W. Marshall, Stanley Le ...; [Read more...] Concepts and assumptions in long-term projections of national product Simon Kuznets, comment Gerhard Colm, Solomon Fabricant - Long-term projections of the labor force, by Harold Wool - National productivity and its long-term projection by John W. Kendrick - Projections in agriculture,By James P.Cavin - Some considerations in appraising the long-run prospects for agriculture, by Rex F. Daly - Specific industry output projections, by Harold J. Barnett - Comment A.W. Marshall, Stanley Lebergott. - Productive capacity, industrial production, and Steel requirements, by Paul Boschan - Long-term tendencies in private caoital formation: the rate of growth and capital coefficients, by William Fellner - Problems of estimating spending and saving in Long-range projections, by Mary W. Smelker - Long-run projections and government revenue and expenditure policies, by Arthur Smithies. Comment Mary W. Smelker, Morris A. Copeland - Conceptual problems involved in projectionsof thr international sector of gross national product, by Jacques J. Polak. Comment Solomon Fabricant. - Regional and national product projections and their interrelations, by Walter Isard and Guy Freutel.

Abstract: Sumary and conclusions - The relationship of supply economic and other influences - The materials and the method - The labor force and earnings or income in different cities states nations and income groups at a civen time - The labor force of females and the earnings of males in different income groups at a given time - Females in the labor force over time - Further analysis of the increanses in female labor force participation over time - Males in the labor force over time - Older wo ...; [Read more...] Sumary and conclusions - The relationship of supply economic and other influences - The materials and the method - The labor force and earnings or income in different cities states nations and income groups at a civen time - The labor force of females and the earnings of males in different income groups at a given time - Females in the labor force over time - Further analysis of the increanses in female labor force participation over time - Males in the labor force over time - Older workers in the labor force - The labor force in severe depressions - The labor force under short-run changes in income employment and armed force - The stable labor force under rising income and high employment.

Abstract: The soviet statistical system - The quality of the data.