Short-Term Economic Statistics (STES) Administrative Data: Two Frameworks of Papers

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Productivity Measurement and Analysis

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OECD Labour Productivity and Unit Labour Costs Indicators

OECD provides three database containing data on labour productivity: • OECD Productivity Database (PD);• OECD STAN Industrial Database for Structural Analysis (STAN); and,• OECD System of Unit Labour Cost and Related Indicators (ULCRI). The objective of this paper is to give an overview of each database, explain why differences exist across data sets, and to provide direct web-links to the databases and related methodological

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