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0207: Proof of Concept for a U.S. Air Emissions Physical Flows Account

Matthew Chambers

0206: Developing a National Measure of the Economic Contributions of the Bioeconomy

Tina Highfill and Matthew Chambers

0205: The Geography of Consumption and Local Economic Shocks: The Case of the Great Recession

Abe Dunn and Mahsa Gholizadeh

0204: Valuing the U.S. Data Economy Using Machine Learning and Online Job Postings

Bayoán Calderón and Dylan Rassier

0203: First Quarter Wages and Employment by Industry for Small Businesses Using Establishment-Based Size Classes, 2012–2021

Tina Highfill and Richard Cao

0202: Multinational Firms in the U.S. Economy: Insights from Newly Integrated Microdata

Fariha Kamal, Jessica McCloskey and Wei Ouyang

0201: Natural Resource Exploration as Intangible Investment

Rachel Soloveichik

0200: Measuring the Cost of Open Source Software Innovation on GitHub

Bayoán Calderón, Carol Robbins, Ledia Guci, Gizem Korkmaz and Brandon Kramer

0199: Better Reflecting Transitions in Market Production by Government Functions Over Time: Updating the Classification of State and Local Government Enterprises in the National Income and Product Accounts

Tina Highfill

0198: Understanding the uneven growth of Intellectual Property Products investment in the U.S

Dennis Fixler and Eva Francisco

0197: Developing Statistics on the Distribution of State Personal Income: Methodology and Preliminary Results

Christian Awuku-Budu and Dirk Duym

0196: How Should We Measure Infrastructure? The Case of Highways and Streets

Robert Kornfeld and Barbara Fraumeni

0195: Economies of scope and relational contracts: Exploring global value chains in the automotive industry

Susan Helper and Abdul Munasib

0194: Banff or Simputation? Assessing Alternative Approaches to the Imputation of Missing and Erroneous Data on BEA’s Multinational Enterprise Surveys

Larkin Terrie

0193: Theoretical Inflation for Unavailable Products

Rachel Soloveichik

0192: Outlet Substitution Bias Estimates for Ride Sharing and Taxi Rides in New York City

Ana Aizcorbe and Jeff Chen

0191: The Feasibility of a Quarterly Distribution of Personal Income

Dennis Fixle, Marina Gindelsky and Robert Kornfeld

0190: The Contribution of Reallocation to U.S. GDP Growth: Measurement Using Tiered Aggregation

Jon Samuels and Mun Ho

0189: Tracking Cultivated Assets in Measures of Capital

Rachel Soloveichik

0188: Tracking Marijuana in the National Accounts

Rachel Soloveichik

0187: Estimating Regional Price Parities Using New Data on Medical Goods and Services

James Choy

0186: Assessing Residual Seasonality in the U.S. National Income and Product Account Aggregates

Baoline Chen, Tucker McElroy and Osbert Pang

0185: Work Context and Industrial Composition Determine the Epidemiological Responses in a Multi-Group SIR Model

Christopher Blackburn and Juan Moreno-Cruz

0184: Alternative Price and Volume Measures for Commercial Bank and Fund Management Services

Robert Kornfeld

0183: Consumer Prices During A Stay-in-Place Policy: Theoretical Inflation for Unavailable Products

Rachel Soloveichik

0182: Measuring Infrastructure in the Bureau of Economic Analysis National Economic Accounts

Jennifer Bennett, Robert Kornfeld and David Wasshausen

0181: Measuring Inequality in the National Accounts

Dennis Fixler, Marina Gindelsky and David Johnson

0180: Spending by Condition for the Long-Term Care Population Using Medicaid Claims

Abe Dunn, Peter Shieh and Lasanthi Fernando

0179: The Geography of Consumption and Local Economic Shocks: The Case of the Great Recession

Abe Dunn and Mahsa Gholizadeh

0178: Metropolitan Statistical Area Location Choice by Foreign Direct Investors in the United States

Thomas Anderson

0177: The Owner-Premium Adjustment in Housing Imputations

Bettina Aten and Alan Heston

0176: A Reconciliation of Health Care Expenditures in the National Health Expenditures Accounts and in Gross Domestic Product

Robert Kornfeld, Micah Hartman, Nathan Espinosa, Regina Butler and Aaron Catlin

0175: Measuring Inequality in the National Accounts

Dennis Fixler, Marina Gindelsky and David Johnson

0174: Measuring the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Consumer Spending Using Card Transaction Data

Abe Dunn, Kyle Hood and Alexander Driessen

0173: Measuring the Small Business Economy

Tina Highfill, Richard Cao, Richard Schwinn, Richard Prisinzano and Danny Leung

0172: Energy Efficiency in General Equilibrium with Input-Output Linkages

Christopher Blackburn and Juan Moreno-Cruz

0171: Toward Developing Estimates Of U.S. Imports Of Illegal Drugs

Sarah Atkinson

0170: Measuring Trade in Services by Mode of Supply

Michael Mann

0169: Current-Account Asymmetries in U.S.–EU Statistics

Kristy Howell, Jessica Hanson, Robert Obrzut and Olaf Nowak

0168: Investment Funds in the U.S. National Accounts

Robert Kornfeld

0167: Including Illegal Activity in the U.S. National Economic Accounts

Rachel Soloveichik

0166: Are Medical Care Prices Still Declining? A Systematic Examination of Quality-Adjusted Price Index Alternatives for Medical Care

Seidu Dauda, Abe Dunn and Anne Hall

0165: Accounting for Improved Brick and Mortar Shopping Experiences

Rachel Soloveichik

0164: Value of Data: There’s No Such Thing as a Free Lunch in the Digital Economy

Wendy Li, Makoto Nirei and Kazufumi Yamana

0163: Improving the measure of the distribution of Personal Income

Dennis Fixler, Marina Gindelsky and David Johnson

0161: Benchmark 2011 Integrated Estimates of the Japan-U.S. Price Level Index for Industry Outputs

Koji Nomura, Kozo Miyagawa and Jon Samuels

0160: Accounting for Special District Governments in the U.S. National Accounts

Melissa Braybrooks, Tina Highfill and Dylan Rassier

0159: Estimating Extended Supply-Use Tables in Basic Prices with Firm Heterogeneity for the United States: A Proof of Concept

James Fetzer, Thomas Howells III, Lin Jones, Erich Strassner and Zhi Wang

0158: Accounting for Firm Heterogeneity within U.S. Industries: Extended Supply-Use Tables and Trade in Value Added using Enterprise and Establishment Level Data

James Fetzer, Tina Highfill, Kassu Hossiso, Thomas Howells III, Erich Strassner and Jeffrey Young

0157: Improving the Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials: a Posterior Simulation Approach

Jeffrey Mills, Gary Cornwall, Beau Sauley and Jeffrey Strawn