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Just a personal interest, I don't use TFP in any of my work-related calculations. We use real vendor financial (supply-side) and engineer user survey (demand-si
by roymurdock 10y ago
Just a personal interest, I don't use TFP in any of my work-related calculations. We use real vendor financial (supply-side) and engineer user survey (demand-side) data and simple statistical methods to do the majority of our model building and forecasting.
But I do find TFP to be a very interesting concept that captures a whole ton of important externalities and fundamental infrastructure/inputs to production at the macro level. I was just wondering if you could point me towards something that would do a better job of that than TFP, because I haven't come across one yet in my studies.
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