| In addition, mismeasurement may lead to unintended real transfers of wealth among various groups. |
| Others question whether trade has peaked at all: they put the apparent decline down to mismeasurement. |
| In theory, it is possible that the alarming jump in America's deficit is an illusion caused by mismeasurement of its exports. |
| Ultimately, the new rule reduces the influence of output gap mismeasurement relative to the baseline rule by half. |
| For that to be the case, the mismeasurement of productivity growth would have to be getting worse by the year and evidence for this is lacking. |
| Fortunately, there are ways this brand of educational mismeasurement can be reduced. |
