Tuesday 11 October 2022
Location: Alliance Manchester Business School
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15:00-18:00:
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Tribute session for Professor Dale Jorgenson
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Room: Penthouse
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Short presentations on Dale’s contributions to KLEMS Productivity and Growth Accounting |
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Personal memories from KLEMS community |
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18:00-21:30:
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Reception and informal dinner
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Day 1, Wednesday 12 October 2022
Location: Core Technology Facility
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9:00-10:00:
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Opening Remarks and Keynote Dalton Room
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Jonathan
Haskel
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10:15-12:15:
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Plenary
session 1: Digital and Intangibles
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Dalton Room
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Productivity
slowdown in advanced economies and organisational structures
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Diane
Coyle
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Declining
Capital Formation in Japan and the Role of Intangibles: Empirical
Studies Using Industry-level Data
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Tsutomu
Miyagawa
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Organizational
capital, knowledge diffusion and productivity in the digital age
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F.
Bontadini, C. Jona-Lasinio, Giuseppe
Nicoletti
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Do
organizational competencies complement the positive impact of ICT
and innovation on industry-level productivity?
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Bart
Van Ark, Klaas de Vries, Abdul Erumban
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12:15-1:15:
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Lunch
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'The Street', outside Dalton Room
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1:15-3:15:
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Parallel
Sessions (4 papers each)
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EU
KLEMS
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Why
is productivity slowing down?
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François
Lafond, I. Goldin, P. Koutroumpis
and J. Winkler
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Skill
biased technical change revisited: evidence from EU KLEMS
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Mary
O'Mahony, Kate Robinson and
Michela Vecchi
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Productivity
and structural change: UK in an international context
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Ana
Rincon Aznar
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Productivity
Growth and Spillovers across European Industries: A Global Value
Chain Perspective Based on EURO KLEMS
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Robin
Sickles
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Japan/China/Russia
KLEMS
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Alternative
Measures for Japan's Productivity Growth and the Role of Missing
Inputs
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Erwin
Diewert and Koji Nomura
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Secular
Stagnation of Labor Productivity and Real Wage in Japan: An
Empirical Analysis Based on the JIP Database 2021 and
Firm/Establishment-Level Data
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Kyoji
Fukao
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China’s
Industry-Level Productivity Measurement in a Digitalized Economy
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Xuemei
Jia
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Intermediate
goods and Russian growth in 2003-2018
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Ilya
Voskoboynikov
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Physical
Capital
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Analysis
of capital related productivity indicators disseminated by
Eurostat
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Nadia
Di Veroli
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Estimating
Capital Stock in North Korea and Its Implications
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Minjung
Kim
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Spanish
capital stock at the regional level. Methodology and (some)
results
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Matilde
Mas
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Capital
measurement plays a fundamental role for productivity analysis.
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Belen
Zinni
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3:15-3:30
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Break
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'The Street', outside Dalton Room
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3:30-5:30
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2
Parallel Sessions (4 papers each)
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COVID
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Updated US integrated accounts data, analyzing sources of growth pre-pandemic compared to 2020.
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Mathew Russell, Jon Samuels, Lucy
Eldridge
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Contours
of post-Covid recovery: A production function approach
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S.
Ghosh, P. Gopalakrishnan and Debojyoti
Mazumder
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Taxes, Subsidies, and Productivity Measurement in the Covid Era
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Corby Garner, Susan
Powers
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Covid-19
Pandemic and Total Factor Productivity in the Quarterly Model of
Korea (2000-2021)
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Hak
Pyo
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Measurement
applications 1
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An
econometric method for decomposing TFP into input specific
productivities
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Peter
Zadrozny
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Made
in the world: Measuring the productivity of Global Value Chains
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Wenyin
Cheng
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The
BLS measurement of hours worked for productivity growth based on
hours paid from its establishment survey
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Sabrina
Pabilonia
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China's
Resource Misallocation Revisited from An Ownership Structure
Perspective
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David
T. Liang
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6:00-9:00
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Reception and dinner
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Location: The Whitworth Art Gallery
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Day 2, Thursday 13 October 2022, Core Technology FacilityLocation: Core Technology Facility
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9.00-10.30
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Plenary
session 2: Measurement (3 papers)
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Dalton Room
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Comparing
productivity growth across databases
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Reitze
Gouma, Robert Inklaar
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Constructing
real world indices of output, expenditure and prices
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Nicholas
Oulton
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Latest
developments in OECD work on Inter-Country Input-Output (ICIO)
tables
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Colin
Webb
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10.45-12.15
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3
Parallel sessions (3 papers each)
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India
KLEMS
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Determinants
of Total Factor Productivity Growth: Sectoral Evidence from India
KLEMS
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B.N.Goldar,
Sadhan Kumar Chattopadhyay,
S. Joshi
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The
role of market services in India's post-reform economic growth
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Pilu
Das and S. Dutta
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Labour
productivity in India: An analysis of regional and sectoral
sources
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S.
Aggarwal, H. Behera, Abdul A. Erumban, S.
Nath, S. Sengupta
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LA
KLEMS (1)
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Level
comparisons for 8 Latin American countries. PPP measurement at the
industry level
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Wulong
Gu and André Hofman
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Knowledge
intensity and productivity in Latin America
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Andre
Hofman
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Trade
Restrictions and Labour Productivity in Latin American Countries
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Ricardo
Monge-Gonzalez, Nanno Mulder and Luis
Rivera
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Global
productivity
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Productivity
Convergence Across Sectors: Are Poor Countries Catching Up With
Rich Countries?
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Robert
Inklaar and Ryan Marapin
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Sectoral
Decomposition of Convergence in Labor Productivity: A
Re-examination from a New Dataset
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Hideaki
Matsuoka
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Differences
in Construction Productivity and Income Gap
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Kunal
Sen
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12:15-1:15
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Lunch
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'The Street', outside Dalton Room
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1.15-3.15
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3
Parallel Sessions (3 papers each)
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Measurement
applications (2)
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Skill
demands: evidence from online platforms
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Elodie
Andrieu
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Measuring
the value of free digital goods
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John
Lourenze Poquiz
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Micro-Growth
Accounting (MGA)
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Victor
Elias
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LA
KLEMS (2)
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The
KLEMS experience in Mexico and its impact at the national level
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Francisco
Guillen
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Productivity
data and minimum wage negotiations in Colombia
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Alejo
Nicolas Romero et al.
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Technological
differences in Costa Rica
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Slon
Pablo and Alberto Vindas
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Comparative
KLEMS
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From
Socialist Planning to Market: How Do China, India and Russia
Diverge in Growth and Productivity Performance?
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Abdul
A. Erumban
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Latin
American productivity compared with Russia
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Robert
Stehrer and Tomás Gálvez
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Effects
of Innovation and ICT on Structural Change and Productivity
Growth: Insights from the latest KLEMS Dataset
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Khuong
Vu
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3:30-5:00
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3
Parallel Sessions (4 papers each)
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Micro
applications
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Using
ONS firm-level survey data sources for the UK to compute
firm-level markups
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Russell
Black
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European
business dynamism, firm responsiveness, and the role of market
power and technology
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Javier
Miranda
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High-skilled
immigration and firm-level productivity in Australia
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Cem
Ozguzel
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Evaluation
of R&D subsidies in the case of industry-specific technology
stocks with spill-overs
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Dirk
Verwerft
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Human
Capital
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Human
Capital Growth - with region and gender in perspective
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Gang
Liu and Barbara Fraumeni
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Health
Human Capital and Its Contribution to Economic Growth
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Wulong
Gu
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Human
Capital Measurement: Quantity vs. Quality and Individual vs.
Aggregate
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Li
Hiazheng, Qinyi Liu, Xianfang
Xiong, Xiaobei Zhang
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Country
Human Capital and Total Wealth
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Kenan
Karakulah and Stefanie Onder
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Regional
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A
comprehensive approach to understanding urban productivity effects
of local governments
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Rudiger
Ahrend
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U.S.
Labor Market Competitiveness by Region and Industry
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Jon
Samuels and Mun Ho
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Regional
mobility and human capital
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Augustin
DeCoulon, Larrisa Marioni and Mary
O'Mahony
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The
effect on employment and industrial productivity from mass
lay-offs between 2007 and 2018 across small regions (TL3) in
Europe
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Wessel
Vermeulen
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5:00-6:00
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Cocktail
Reception
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'The Street', outside Dalton Room
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