Measuring up the non-observed economy: a handbook.

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Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Conceptual Framework -- Chapter 3. Notions of the Non-Observed Economy -- Chapter 4. Assessment of National Accounts -- Chapter 5. National Accounts Methods to Achieve Exhaustiveness -- Chapter 6. Assessment and Improvement of Data Collection Programme -- Chapter 7. Implementation Strategy -- Chapter 8. Underground Production -- Chapter 9. Illegal Production -- Chapter 10. Informal Sector Production -- Chapter 11. Household Production for Own Final Use -- Chapter 12. Macro-model Methods -- 1. References -- 2. Glossary -- 3. Data Requirements and Sources -- 4. Analytical Frameworks for the Non-Observed Economy -- 5. IMF Data Quality Assessment -- Generic Framework -- 2.1. (1993 SNA Figure 17.1) Population and labour concepts -- 3.1. Istat analytical framework -- 3.2. Production income framework -- 4.1. Example of structure of data quality assessment framework for national accounts estimates -- 5.1. Estimation of GDP by input of labour method (Italian approach) -- 7.1. Elements of NOE measurement implementation strategy -- 7.2. Enterprises in household sector by type of production -- 10.1. Fifteenth ICLS: Framework for informal sector definition -- 3.1. Unit by activity by cause classification of non-observed activities -- 3.2. Classification of NOE by registration of units and labour input -- 4.1. Primary income of households according to the national accounts and income tax statistics for the Netherlands 1977-1985 -- 4.2. Upper limit of underground transactions missing from personal expenditure -- 4.3. Upper limit of underground transactions missing from expenditure based GDP -- 4.4. NOE upper bound for the Netherlands, 1979 -- 4.5. Eurostat national accounts process table, layer 1: Quantitative overview -- 6.1. Survey registration and collection characteristics by size of enterprise.