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    Fraumeni, B.M. 1997. “The Measurement of Depreciation in the U.S. National Income and Product Accounts.” Survey of Current Business July: 7–23.

    Gellatly, G., M. Tanguay, and B. Yan. 2002. “An Alternative Methodology for Estimating Economic Depreciation: New Results Using a Survival Model.” In Productivity Growth in Canada – 2002, ed. J.R. Baldwin and T.M. Harchaoui, Chapter 2, p. 25–65. Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 15-204-X. Ottawa: Statistics Canada.

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    Nelson, W.B. 1982. Applied Life Data Analysis. New York: J. Wiley and Sons.

    Nomura, K., and F. Momose. 2008. Measurement of Depreciation Rates based on Disposal Asset Data in Japan. Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) working paper, Government of Japan.

    Nomura, K., and Y. Suga. 2014. Asset Service Lives and Depreciation Rates Based on Disposal Data in Japan. Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) working paper, Government of Japan.

    Statistics Canada. 2007. Depreciation Rates for the Productivity Accounts. The Canadian Productivity Review, no. 5. Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 15-206-X. Ottawa: Statistics Canada.

    Tanguay, M. 2005. “Linking Physical and Economic Depreciation: A Joint Density Approach.” Ottawa: Micro-economic Analysis Division, Statistics Canada. Mimeo.

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