Taking the Pulse of the Economy¶
Landefeld, Seskin, & Fraumeni. (2008). Taking the Pulse of the Economy: Measuring GDP. Journal of Economic Perspectives.
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- The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis releases GDP in an advance estimate, then revises it in second and third estimates and again in annual and comprehensive benchmark revisions, sometimes years later
This sourceAccount of U.S. national-accounts measurement noting that initial GDP estimates, extrapolated for about 25 percent of GDP, are revised as more complete data become available.
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“The initial monthly GDP estimates based on these extrapolations are revised as more complete data become available”
- The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis releases GDP in an advance estimate, then revises it in second and third estimates and again in annual and comprehensive benchmark revisions, sometimes years later
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