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L™essor de la pΩche commerciale, notamment de l™exportation de la perche du Nil, a entraεnΘ la rΘduction des stocks … danger la sΘcuritΘ nutritionnelle et alimentaire des populations de la rΘgion. Pendant que les stocks de perche du Nil …
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En 2009, la valeur du patrimoine économique national diminue pour la deuxième année consécutive, mais à un rythme plus modéré qu’en 2008. Le redressement du patrimoine financier net compense pour partie la baisse plus prononcée du patrimoine non financier, essentiellement due au repli...
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The author summarizes the report’s methods, findings, and recommendations, and then reviews the comments and criticisms that appeared soon after the report was issued. Changes in CPI methodology are also summarized and assessed, as is recent research on related issues. Based on recent...
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The author provides a BLS response to the Boskin Commission from the perspective of ten years following the release of the report. He documents the research on price indexes done at the BLS in the first half of the 1990s that pointed to upward CPI bias, and discusses how these results eventually...
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The author highlights the extremely salutatory effect the Boskin Commission has had on international price statistics, promoting open discussion of price measurement issues, engendering dialogue between statistical agencies and users, and encouraging research. Less positive in the author'sview...
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The author supports the type of the back-of-the-envelope calculations of CPI bias that the Commission used so effectively to attract public attention to its report. In the area of quality adjustment, however, he criticizes the Boskin Commission for what he calls “premature extrapolation,”...
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The author provides a political economy interpretation of the rise and fall of public interest in price measurement, placing these developments in the context of the attempt by Congress and the White House to deal with growing deficits in the early to mid-1990s. He provides a detailed discussion...
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