All Posts Tagged With: "intermediate spending"
Beyond GDP: A Breakthrough in National Income Accounting
“It is apparent that a large part of a country’s total production serves for the production of capital goods and not for the production of consumer goods, and that the production of capital goods must itself become a specialized branch of manufacturing.” —Wilhelm Röpke1 Good news! The U.S. Department of Commerce, which compiles Gross Domestic [...]
1Apr2001 | Mark Skousen | 3 comments | Continued-
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