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L'effet de l'infrastructure publique sur les estimations de la productivité multifactorielle au Canada

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  • Gu, Wulong Macdonald, Ryan

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Le cadre comptable de la croissance est utilisé dans cette étude afin d'évaluer l'importance du capital public dans la croissance de productivité du secteur privé. La majeure partie des estimations conventionnelles de la productivité multifactorielle (PMF) se limite à la contribution du secteur des entreprises. Cette analyse présente de nouvelles mesures expérimentales d'estimations de la productivité multifactorielle pour le secteur des entreprises qui incorporeraient la contribution du capital public. Elle emploie l'estimation de l'élasticité de la production du secteur des entreprises par rapport au capital public (tiré de l'étude de R. Macdonald (2008)). Les estimations conventionnelles de la croissance de la productivité multifactorielle s'élèvent en moyenne à environ 0,4 % par an au cours de la période. Près de la moitié de cette croissance est attribuable au capital public.

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  • Gu, Wulong Macdonald, Ryan, 2009. "L'effet de l'infrastructure publique sur les estimations de la productivité multifactorielle au Canada," La revue canadienne de productivité 2008021f, Statistics Canada, Division de l'analyse économique.
    • Handle: RePEc:stc:stcp6f:2008021f
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