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Estimating the Price of Rents in Regional Price Parities

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  • Troy Martin
  • Bettina Aten
  • Eric Figueroa

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In May of 2011, BEA published prototype estimates of 5-year regional price parities for states and metropolitan areas for 16 expenditure classes, including rents, for the 2005-2009 period. In previous research (see: Aten & Reinsdorf [2010], Aten & Heston [2009]), differences in interarea price comparisons were evaluated using various methods of constructing the multilateral indexes. In this paper we explore some of these results with respect to different treatments of shelter costs (rents), using data from both the Consumer Price Index and the American Community Survey.

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  • Troy Martin & Bettina Aten & Eric Figueroa, 2011. "Estimating the Price of Rents in Regional Price Parities," BEA Working Papers 0077, Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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    1. Bettina Aten & Eric Figueroa & Troy Martin, 2011. "Notes on Estimating the Multi-Year Regional Price Parities by 16 Expenditure Categories: 2005-2009," BEA Working Papers 0071, Bureau of Economic Analysis.
    2. Bettina Aten & Marshall Reinsdorf, 2010. "Comparing the Consistency of Price Parities for Regions of the U.S. in an Economic Approach Framework," BEA Papers 0098, Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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    2. Bettina H. Aten & Eric Figueroa & Troy Martin, 2013. "Standard Errors in the U.S. Regional Price Parities (RPPs)," BEA Working Papers 0093, Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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