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Have revisions to GDP over time (from new source data and improved methods) raised GDP growth?
Why does GDP include imputations?
Recession: How is that defined?
Why do gross domestic product (GDP) and gross domestic income (GDI) differ, and what does that imply?
Can BEA use data on withheld taxes to improve its early estimates of wages and salaries?
What is BEA planning to do to improve the accuracy of early estimates of wages and salaries?
What are remittances, how big are they, and why might BEA's estimate differ from estimates released by other organizations?
How does BEA treat Federal payments to the Military and Civil Service Retirement Funds?
Do you have plans to produce GDP estimates for the non-metropolitan portion of the United States?
What are location quotients (LQs)?
Do you have plans to produce GDP estimates for metropolitan divisions?
How can I use the GDP-by-metropolitan-area estimates?
Why does the impact of treating research and development (R&D) expenditures as capital in GDP by state differ from the National Science Foundation's (NSF) data on R&D performance by state?
How can the GDP-by-metropolitan-area chained-weighted quantity indexes be re-based?
How are GDP by state and GDP by metropolitan area affected by natural or man-made disasters?
How do I compute industry contributions to growth in real GDP by metropolitan area?
When analyzing regional performance, should I use current or real (chained-dollar) GDP by metropolitan area?
Which metropolitan area (MSA) contains my county?
What data are available for GDP by metropolitan area?
What does a (D) mean in place of an estimate for GDP by metropolitan area?
