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Anatomy of regional price differentials : evidence from micro price data

Weinand, Sebastian; Auer, Ludwig von - 2019

Our paper uses micro price data collected from Germany’s Consumer Price Index to compile a highly disaggregated regional price index for the 402 counties and cities of Germany. We introduce a multi-stage version of the weighted Country-Product- Dummy method. The unique quality of our price...

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Anatomy of regional price differentials : evidence from micro price data

Weinand, Sebastian; Auer, Ludwig von - 2019

Over the last three decades the supply of economic statistics has vastly improved. Unfortunately, statistics on regional price levels (sub-national purchasing power parities) have been exempt from this positive trend, even though they are indispensable for meaningful spatial comparisons of...

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Spatial chaining in international comparisons of prices and real incomes

Hajargasht, Reza; Hill, Robert J.; Prasada Rao, D. S.; … - 2018

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Estimating Intra Country and Cross Country Purchasing Power Parities from Household Expenditure Data Using Single Equation and Complete Demand Systems Approach: India and Vietnam

Majumder, Amita; Ray, Ranjan; Sinha, Kompal - Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics, … - 2011

the CPD method, yields standard errors of the PPPs and has the additional advantage of testing for invariance of inter …

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Comment on Understanding PPPs and PPP Based National Accounts

Diewert, Erwin - Vancouver School of Economics - 2010

The paper discusses the three major problems that Deaton and Heston identify that make it difficult to construct consistent estimates of real output across countries: (i) the choice of a multilateral index number formula; (ii) weak national accounts estimates of country expenditures on the 155...

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Estimating purchasing power parities from household expenditure data using complete demand systems with application to living standards comparison : India and Vietnam

Majumder, Amita; Ray, Ranjan; Sinha, Kompa - In: The review of income and wealth : journal of the … 61 (2015) 2, pp. 302-328

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New Methodological Developments for the International Comparison Program

Diewert, Erwin - Vancouver School of Economics - 2008

, Iklé, Country Product Dummy (CPD) method, basic headings, Structured Product Descriptions, Purchasing Price Parities (PPPs …: • The Country Product Dummy (CPD) method (used by the African, Asian Pacific and West Asian regions); Extended … the Country Product Dummy (CPD) method, proposed by Robert Summers (1973). This method for making international …

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New Methodology for Linking the Regions

Diewert, Erwin - Vancouver School of Economics - 2008

-Khamis, Balk, Dikhanov, Iklé, Country Product Dummy (CPD) method, basic headings, Structured Product Descriptions, Purchasing … used by the regions in the 2005 ICP: • The Country Product Dummy (CPD) method (used by the African, Asian Pacific and … prices at the first stage of aggregation is the Country Product Dummy (CPD) method, proposed by Robert Summers (1973 …

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The Country‐Product‐Dummy Method With Product‐Specific Spatial Price Variation

von Auer, Ludwig; Weinand, Sebastian - In: Review of Income and Wealth 71, 1

‐Product‐Dummy (CPD) method to be biased. In cases where it is not, the CPD method is still inefficient and statistical inference is … invalid. The paper develops a non‐linear generalization of the CPD method. Even for product‐specific spatial price variation …'s root mean squared error is smaller than that of the Gini‐Eltetö‐Köves‐Szulc (GEKS) index and the CPD method. Finally, this …

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