Integrated Macroeconomic Accounts for the United States: Draft Sna-Usa
Integrated Macroeconomic Accounts for the United States: Draft Sna-Usa
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美国综合宏观经济账户：Sna-Usa 草案
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10.2139/ssrn.633122
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2004
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Genevieve R. Solomon
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作者：
M. Palumbo;Rochelle Antoniewicz;Susan Hume McIntosh;Albert M. Teplin;Charles Ian Mead;Karin E. Moses;Brent R. Moulton;Genevieve R. Solomon
本文介绍了美国1985年至2002年期间的综合宏观经济账户，并讨论了与其编制和使用有关的问题。具体地说，它侧重于将经济分析局公布的国民收入和产品账户(NIPA)和国际交易账户(ITA)与联邦储备委员会(Fed)公布的资金流动账户(FFA)联系起来。这份白皮书提供了七个部门的综合账户：为家庭服务的家庭和非营利组织，非金融非法人企业，非金融法人企业，金融企业，联邦政府，州和地方政府，以及世界其他地区。每个部门表都有完整的账户：经常账户(生产和收入账户)、累计账户(资本账户、金融账户和其他数量变化账户)、重估账户和资产负债表账户。因此，行业报表追踪了导致行业净值变化的因素。与这两个机构目前的出版物相比，这些表格在为美国提供公认的国际标准《1993年国民账户体系》(SNA93)中建议的账目顺序方面走得更远。这些表格使用的是截至2004年6月10日的官方数据；然而，作者已经创建了几个系列，目前它们是非官方的初步估计。
This paper presents integrated macroeconomic accounts for the United States for the period 1985 to 2002 and discusses issues related to their construction and use. Specifically, it focuses on tying together the national income and product accounts (NIPAs) and international transaction accounts (ITA) published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the flow of funds accounts (FFA) published by the Federal Reserve Board. The paper provides integrated accounts for seven sectors: households and nonprofit organizations serving households, nonfinancial noncorporate businesses, nonfinancial corporate businesses, financial businesses, federal government, state and local governments, and the rest of the world. Each sector table has a full complement of accounts: current accounts (production and income accounts), accumulation accounts (capital account, financial account, and other changes in volume account), revaluation account, and balance sheet account. As a result, the sector statements trace the factors leading to changes in sector net worth. Relative to current publications of the two agencies, the tables go quite a bit further toward providing for the United States the sequence of accounts suggested in the System of National Accounts 1993 (SNA93), the recognized international standard. The tables use official data as of June 10, 2004; however, a few series have been created by the authors, and they are unofficial preliminary estimates at this time.