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# Data Appendix: International Comparison of UK Productivity

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# Data Appendix: International Comparison of UK Productivity

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Van Reenen, John, and Xuyi Yang. 2024. “Data Appendix: International Comparison of UK Productivity.” International Productivity Monitor, No. 46 (Spring 2024): 38–82. https://csls.ca/ipm-archive/ipm-issue-46/data-appendix-international-comparison-of-uk-productivity/

## Authors:

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John Van Reenen
MIT

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Xuyi Yang
University of Cambridge / POID

## IPM Issue 46

Spring 2024 pp. 38–82

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Data appendix to IPM-46-3 detailing labour input data sources and methods across countries (direct vs. component method for hours), the EUKLEMS 2012/2023 vintage merging methodology, labour composition estimation, and capital service calculations, including treatment of OECD harmonized hours data for the market economy.

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