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Industry-level estimates of export quality accounting for global value chains. [PDF]
Wacker KM, Ye X, Tusha D, Celani A.
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Gini coefficient, GDP per capita and COVID-19 mortality: a systematic review of ecologic studies. [PDF]
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Contribution of investment in health and cancer control to economic growth in Commonwealth countries. [PDF]
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Aggregate Tone and Gross Domestic Product
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021We examine whether earnings announcement textual tone, aggregated across individual publicly traded firms, helps to predict future GDP growth. Prior literature shows changes in aggregate accounting earnings are useful in predicting future economic growth, but only when aggregate earnings changes are negative. Because conservative accounting rules limit
Asad Kausar+3 more
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Main Economic Indicators, 2021
on http://www.nesdc.go.th Private final consumption expenditure increased by 0.9%, recovering from a fall of 0.6% in Q3/2020. Spending on non-durable and net service items expanded by 1.1%, and 7.5%, respectively.
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on http://www.nesdc.go.th Private final consumption expenditure increased by 0.9%, recovering from a fall of 0.6% in Q3/2020. Spending on non-durable and net service items expanded by 1.1%, and 7.5%, respectively.
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2016
The regional economic simulation model RIWU (Regional Industrial Water Use) forms the basis for the DANUBIA model Economy presented in this chapter. RIWU allows for the modelling of economic development, expressed as the gross domestic product (GDP), and industrial water consumption at the level of the district.
Markus Zimmer+2 more
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The regional economic simulation model RIWU (Regional Industrial Water Use) forms the basis for the DANUBIA model Economy presented in this chapter. RIWU allows for the modelling of economic development, expressed as the gross domestic product (GDP), and industrial water consumption at the level of the district.
Markus Zimmer+2 more
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2019
In this chapter, first we demonstrate new estimates of GDP growth for the Russian Empire and the Russian Republic for 1860–1990 (Sects. 11.1 and 11.2). Second, we provide an estimate of informal economy for the Russian Republic for 1960–1990 (Sect. 11.3).
Masaaki Kuboniwa+2 more
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In this chapter, first we demonstrate new estimates of GDP growth for the Russian Empire and the Russian Republic for 1860–1990 (Sects. 11.1 and 11.2). Second, we provide an estimate of informal economy for the Russian Republic for 1960–1990 (Sect. 11.3).
Masaaki Kuboniwa+2 more
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