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Growth Accounting

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Growth Accounting
A method whereby a set of economic techniques or theories are used to determine what specific factor, or factors, contributed to an economy's growth.

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Growth accounting allows one to examine the different aspects of growth: production per worker, technology, and savings, to determine which factor most likely created the increase in real GDP.

See also: Real GDP
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