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Semilog Transformation
(John Wiley & Sons Inc, 1978)
In business and economic series it is often true that a constant rate of
growth prevails. This can happen with the sales of a company, GNP, consumption
patterns, etc. For example, if the growth in GNP is 5% a year, it ...
Analyse comparative du secteur manufacturlier Quebec-Ontario-Canada
(1978-12)
La partie II de ce rapport étudie le secteur manufacturier
du Québec et le compare avec celui de l'Ontario et de l'ensemhle
du Canada. Les raisons d'une comparaison entre le secteur manufacturier
du Québec et celui de ...
The responisiveness of Canadian imports to income and price movements
(Concordia University, 1977)
The key variables in international trade policy are imports and exports elasticities with respect to income and prices. Thus their estimation has drawn~particular attention in the post war period. Most of the studies ...
Similarities in the demand structures as determinants of Canadian international trade patterns: an empirical view
(Concordia University, 1976)
The testing of various explanations of international trade patterns always arouses a good share of academic interest. Unfortunately, due to imperfections embodied in the testing processes and due to imperfect data, the ...
Thw performance of demand models into the Canadian economy
(Concordia University, 1977)
This paper presents four consumer demand models. The Rotterdam, the Linear Expenditure, the Indirect Addilog and the Translogarithmic. In the first part their derivation and theoretical
properties are outlined. Afterwards ...
Accuracy of Forecasting
(Blackwell, 1979)
The ultimate test of any forecast is whether or not it is capable of predicting future events accurately. Planners and decision makers have a wide choice of ways to forecast, ranging from purely intuitive or judgemental ...
Can recessions be predicted?
(Elsevier Ltd, 1977-04)
Can recessions, or serious turning points in general, be predicted? Or do forecasters tend to assume that the future will continue as an extension of the near past. Theoretical evidence and practical observations tend to ...