Stylised Facts arising from the Experiments
Stylised facts
... Borrowing from the medical trialling of new drugs, the randomised evaluation of public policy interventions has been used effectively in poor countries to develop effective vaccines for treating pneumonia and ...
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Issues arising from the HASTE experiments
... “time leadway” of the lead car constant, so that the lead car would close up to the subject’s car when the subject was driving more slowly and move further away when the subject drives faster. In fact there was quite ...
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The Stylised Facts of Stock Price Movements
... greater negative bias than that of squared returns. These results imply that the relative bias of the autocorrelation estimators could account, at least in part, for the Taylor effect. Conversely, a study by Perez and ...
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Stylised Facts of the Australian Labour Market
... marginally to around 25 per cent in 1997. However, the share of female part-time employment has risen rapidly from just over 7 per cent of total employment in 1966 to over 18 per cent in 1997. On the supply side, ...
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India and the Dutch economy; stylised facts and prospects.
... 3.4 Impact of globalisation on Dutch wage distribution and employment Popular belief in both Europe and the United States is that globalisation – and in particular competition from low-wage countries – is a threat ...
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Credit Aggregates, Countercyclical Buffer: stylised facts
... 2.2 Other data Sources, Seasonally Adjustment The Bis data source for Credit Level in the case of USA is the Flow of funds database 11 . This database contains Level and Flow series, that can both be Seasonally Adjusted ...
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Labour market developments in Hungary from a Central Bank perspective Stylised Facts
... even from macro-level data: a flattening of the wage curve is always linked to a rise in the weight of groups that are the least substitutable with respect to the ...
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Stylised facts about Slovenian high-growth firms
... seen from Table 5, there is rather low probability of persistent high growth among HGFs in Slovenia identified with the relative growth ...HGFs from the first period analysed had a much higher probability ...
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Persistence of Innovation: Stylised Facts and Panel Data Evidence
... increasing returns play a major role in determining degrees of concentration, the evo- lution of market shares and their stability over time (Geroski 1995). Second, from a managerial point of view permanent ...
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Stylised facts about Slovenian high-growth firms
... seen from Table 5, there is rather low probability of persistent high growth among HGFs in Slovenia identified with the relative growth ...HGFs from the first period analysed had a much higher probability ...
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Developing Country Business Cycles: Revisiting the Stylised Facts
... on stylised facts relating to foreign aid and consequently their datasets are not applicable in this ...apparent from reviewing these papers is that there is not the same consistency of findings as ...
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Monetary Rules, Indeterminacy, and the Business-Cycle Stylised Facts
... emerge from the four ...π from 1 to 2 is associated with a comparatively modest fall in persistence from ...Y from 0 to ...‘jump’ from indeterminacy to determinacy associated with small ...
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Stylised Facts and the Contribution of Simulation to the Economic Analysis of Budgeting
... Composition" is a straightforward operation. [45] . 2 To illustrate how all the different SF could be integrated into one model, we look at the general problems arising from the integration of different ...
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Some stylised facts on the euro area business cycle
... deviated from the rest of the euro area can be seen on Chart 4, which reports the business cycle component of each country GDP together with the business cycle component of the euro area ...significantly ...
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LABOUR MARKET TRANSITIONS ACROSS OECD COUNTRIES: STYLISED FACTS
... effects from the COVID-19 ...significantly from one country to another and also within countries from one socio-economic group to ...scarring from the recession, in particular young people and ...
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Structural Change in Advanced Nations: A New Set of Stylised Facts
... Therefore, we study developments in the European Union as a whole, rather than individual European countries, as in Kaldor (1963), Kuznets (1971), and Maddison (1980). We find that the analysis of structural change ...
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Some Stylised Facts for the Economies of Anglophone West Africa and Guinea
... rates respectively. Higher interest rate is expected to cause depreciation while low interest rate leads to currency appreciation. What UIP says is that expected change in foreign exchange price offsets the difference in ...
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The Irish Mortgage Market: Stylised Facts, Negative Equity and Arrears
... In this section we have described the composition of the loan-level data, including the key borrower, loan and property characteristics. We have also analysed information regarding property location and type. ...
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The Irish Mortgage Market: Stylised Facts, Negative Equity and Arrears
... Identifying the factors behind the mortgages with IO payment arrangements is a crucial part of the analysis of this characteristic. That is, IO mortgages may have been issued in the expectation of improved borrower ...
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Price setting in the euro area : some stylised facts from individual producer price data
... evidence from available studies of the Inflation Persistence Network (a network of researchers of the Eurosystem) on each of those countries and also provide new ...data from price records used to construct ...
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