Measuring Economic Sustainability and Progress

Measuring Economic Sustainability and Progress

by Dale W. Jorgenson, Paul Schreyer, J. Steven Landefeld

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This volume is the latest in a long series of Studies in Income and Wealth and earlier NBER publications dating back to the 1930s that have played a key role in the development of the U.S. National Accounts and those of other nations. Work in this volume shows advances within a national accounts framework, and so contributes to other national and international initiatives that aim at developing better indicators of material well-being and the quality of life. The papers in this volume address key gaps in our statistical coverage revealed by the recession and the period leading up to the recession.

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