Occasional papers

NA/95 Compiling the National Accounts demystified

NA/96 Use, misuse and proper use of national accounts statistics

NA/94 A volume index for the output of the Dutch banking industry based on quantity indicators

NA/91 Revision Dutch National Accounts: first results and backgrounds

NA/90 Measuring well-being with an integrated System of Economic and Social Accounts: an application of the SESAME approach to the Netherlands

NA/89 Data constructors and data users can co-operate: an illustrative case study

NA/88 Measurement and valuation of natural gas and oil reserves in the Netherlands

NA/87 Chain indices in the national accounts: the Dutch experience

NA/86 Volume measurement of government output; the Dutch practice since revision 1987

NA/85 Accounting for the use of financial capital as an input in production; with an application to multi-factor productivity change estimation

NA/84 The future of the national accounts

NA/83 The interaction between national accounts and socio-economic policy

NA/82 Micro-meso-macro linkage for labour in The Netherlands

NA/81 Balance sheet valuation: produced intangible assets and non-produced assets

NA/80 What's in a NAMEA? Recent results of the NAMEA-approach to environmental accounting

NA/79 The NAMEA experience. An interim evaluation of the Netherlands' integrated accounts and indicators for the environment and the economy

NA/36 The registration of processing in supply and use tables and input-output tables

NA/78 Calendar effects on quarterly GDP-growth rates

NA/77 Material flows, energy use and the structure of the economy

NA/76 An information-system for economic, environmental and social statistics

NA/75 Economic theory and national accounting

NA/74 Taking the environment into account: The Netherlands NAMEA's for 1989, 1990 and 1991

NA/73 Integrated estimates of productivity and terms-of-trade changes from a Social Accounting Matrix at constant prices

NA/72 Labour force data in a National Accounting framework

NA/71 New revision policies for the Dutch National Accounts

NA/68 (part II) A Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands, concepts and results - Tables belonging to the Occasional paper A Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands, concepts and results

NA/68 (part I) A Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands, concepts and results

NA/70 SESAME for the evaluation of economic development and social change

NA/69 Analysing relative factor inputs of Dutch exports: An application of the 1991 Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands

NA/67 What would Net Domestic Product have been in an environmentally sustainable economy?, Preliminary views and results

NA/66 Comparability of the sector General Government in the National Accounts, a case study for the Netherlands and Germany

NA/65 Analysing economic growth: a description of the basic data available for the Netherlands and an application

NA/64 Damage and insurance compensations in the SNA, the business accounts and the Dutch national accounts

NA/63 Implementing the revised SNA in the Dutch National Accounts

NA/62 Revision of the 1987 Dutch agricultural accounts

NA/61 Standard national accounting concepts, economic theory and data compilation issues; on constancy and change in the United Nations-Manuals on national accounting (1947, 1953, 1968 and 1993)

NA/60 Integrated indicators in a National Accounting Matrix including environmental accounts (NAMEA); an application to the Netherlands

NA/59 A National Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands

NA/58 The 1987 revision of the Netherlands' National Accounts

-NA/57 Compiling Dutch Gross National Product (GNP); full report on the final estimates after the revision in 1992

NA/56 Origin and development of the Dutch National Accounts

NA/55 A historical Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands (1938)

NA/54 How to treat multi-regional units and the extra-territorial region in the Regional Accounts?

NA/53 National Accounts and the environment: the case for a system's approach

NA/52 The allocation of time in the Netherlands in the context of the SNA; a module

NA/51 A Research and Development Module supplementing the National Accounts

NA/50 Quality improvement of the Dutch Quarterly Flash: A Time Series Analysis of some Service Industries

NA/49 Quality assessment of macro-economic figures: The Dutch Quarterly Flash

NA/48 The history of national accounting

NA/47 Deregulation and economic statistics: Europe 1992

NA/46 An environmental module and the complete system of national accounts

NA/45 Volume measurement of government output in the Netherlands; some alternatives

NA/44 The choice of index number formulae and weights in the National Accounts. A sensitivity analysis based on macro-economic data for the interwar period

NA/43 Valuation principles in supply and use tables and in the sectoral accounts

NA/42 Benefits from productivity growth and the distribution of income

NA/41 The supply of hidden labour in the Netherlands: a model

NA/40 Who came off worst: Structural change of Dutch value added and employment during the interwar period

NA/39 Concealed interest income of households in the Netherlands; 1977, 1979 and 1981

NA/38 Net versus gross National Income,

NA/37 A proposal for a SAM which fits into the next System of National Accounts

NA/35 A summary description of sources and methods used in compiling the final estimates of Dutch National Income 1986

NA/34 How to treat borrowing and leasing in the next SNA

NA/33 A systems view on concepts of income in the National Accounts

NA/32 An economic core system and the socio-economic accounts module for the Netherlands

NA/31 The use of tendency surveys in extrapolating National Accounts

NA/30 Regional income concepts

NA/29 The concept of (transactor-)units in the National Accounts and in the basic system of economic statistics

NA/28 The institutional sector classification

NA/27 Registration of trade in services and market valuation of imports and exports in the National Accounts

NA/26 Imputations and re-routings in the National Accounts

NA/25 The methodology of the Dutch system of quarterly accounts

NA/24 On the adjustment of tables with Lagrange multipliers,

NA/23 Compilation of household sector accounts in the Netherlands National Accounts

NA/22 Some extensions of the static open Leontief model

NA/21 Micro-macro link for government

NA/20 The micro-meso-macro linkage for business in an SNA-compatible system of economic statistics

NA/19 Constant wealth national income: accounting for war damage with an application to the Netherlands, 1940-1945

NA/18 The Dutch economy, 1921-1939 and 1969-1985. A comparison based on revised macro-economic data for the interwar period

NA/17 Main national accounting series 1900-1986, Van Bochove

NA/16 Uncovering hidden income distributions: the Dutch approach

NA/15 Features of the hidden economy in the Netherlands

NA/14 A proposal for the synoptic structure of the next SNA

NA/13 The simultaneous compilation of current price and deflated input-output tables

NA/12 Production chains

NA/11 Backward and forward linkages with an application to the Dutch agro-industrial complex,

NA/10 Dual sectoring in National Accounts

NA/09 The structure of the next SNA: review of the basic options

NA/08 A note on Dutch National Accounting data 1900-1984

NA/07 Integration of input-output tables and sector accounts; a possible solution

NA/06 Revision of the system of National Accounts: the case for flexibility

NA/05 The use of chain indices for deflating the National Accounts

NA/04 Comparability of input-output tables in time

NA/03 Secondary activities and the National Accounts: Aspects of the Dutch measurement practice and its effects on the unofficial economy

NA/02 The unobserved economy and the National Accounts in the Netherlands, a sensitivity analysis

NA/01 Flexibility in the system of National Accounts

Occasional papers

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NA/92 Supply and use tables in current and constant prices for The Netherlands: an experience of fifteen years

NA/93 Linking Social and Economic Statistics through the 1995 revision of National Accounts and Labour Accounts