The purpose of this Initiative is to generate industry-level data on outputs, inputs, and productivity.
This study provided industry-level data sets for the countries of the European Union.
The Third World KLEMS Conference included reports on new industry-level data sets for India and Russia.
Industry-level data have been proved to be indispensable for analyzing the sources of economic growth for countries around the world.
(Were they able to use output per hour, for which not enough industry-level data are available, the gains from deregulation might look a bit smaller).
Using industry-level data from the Japanese manufacturing sector, we empirically test the relations between the demand for temporary and permanent workers and economic globalization and find that they support most of our theoretical predictions.
This paper uses industry-level data in a sample of 45 developed and emerging countries and a difference-in-difference methodology to provide evidence of the role of financial frictions for the consequences of sudden stops.
Our industry-level data set reveals that productivity gains over the postwar period originated disproportionally in industries that produce IT, but the replication of established technologies through growth of capital and labor inputs explains by far the largest proportion of U.S. economic growth.
This database is a joint effort between the National Bureau of Economic Research NBERR) and the U.S. Census Bureau's Center for Economic Studies CESS), containing annual industry-level data on output, employment, payroll and other input costs, investment, capital stocks, TFP, and various industry-specific price indexes.
Industry-level data would not allow us to control for industry-specific temporary shocks in labor demand.
