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Total factor productivity can be accurately estimated as a regression residual
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Total factor productivity is standardly estimated within economic literature using regression frameworks and production function residuals.

Evidence for · 4
2018 · cited by 137
Paper 0 discusses total-factor productivity estimation procedures relying on regression and control functions to capture productivity residuals.
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The retrieved literature consistently treats total factor productivity (TFP) as something estimated via production functions, stochastic frontier analysis, or regression-based residual and control function approaches. None of the papers refute this foundational econometric practice.

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2024 · cited by 12
Paper 2 adopts the Cobb-Douglas production function and stochastic frontier methods to estimate agricultural green total factor productivity.
2020 · cited by 10
Paper 3 examines nonparametric identification of total factor productivity within production function frameworks.
2023 · cited by 7
Paper 4 uses an aggregate factor production function to estimate total factor productivity and investment efficiency.
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