The Oxford Handbook of Productivity Analysis edited by Emili Grifell-Tatjé, Knox Lovell and Robin Sickles: A Review Article

As a key concern both for policymakers and businesses, productivity is the focus of a large body of academic and statistical agency research. The range of measurement approaches and analytical findings is so wide that keeping up with the field is a real challenge. The Oxford Handbook of Productivity Analysis published by Oxford University Press in 2018 provides a broad overview of productivity measurement and analysis followed by in-depth explanations of many productivity techniques and findings. In addition, the Handbook addresses topics of interest to users and compilers of national accounts and price statistics, such as hard-to-measure services of businesses and the public sector, and branches out into emerging areas of indicators of well-being.