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Dialogue and Universalism, 1995
Examples of indicative conditionals are ‘If it rained, then the match was cancelled’ and ‘If Alex plays, Carlton will win’. The contrast is with subjunctive or counterfactual conditionals, such as ‘If it had rained, then the match would have been cancelled’, and categoricals, such as ‘It will rain’.
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Examples of indicative conditionals are ‘If it rained, then the match was cancelled’ and ‘If Alex plays, Carlton will win’. The contrast is with subjunctive or counterfactual conditionals, such as ‘If it had rained, then the match would have been cancelled’, and categoricals, such as ‘It will rain’.
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Erkenntnis, 2002
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Financial Conditions Indicator for Brazil [PDF]
, 2017 This paper proposes a methodology for constructing a Financial Conditions Indicator (FCI) based on factor analysis and the approaches of Brave and Butters (2011) and Aramonte et al. (2013). A selected set of variables is used and their information content aggregated into a single index that summarizes the overall financial conditions of the economy ...
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AN INDICATOR OF MONETARY CONDITIONS FOR TURKEY
Ekonomik Yaklasim, 2010In this study, a Monetary Conditions Index (MCI) for Turkey is constructed for the 2003-2008 period, using a VAR methodology. The MCI weights are estimated on the basis of generalized accumulated responses of the inflation rate to one standard deviation shock to the real short term interest rate and the real rate of appreciation.
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Indices of condition in tropical ruminants
African Journal of Ecology, 1972SummaryBone marrow dry weight expressed as a percentage of its fresh weight was found to be a good indication of its fat content in wildebeest, kongoni, and buffalo. The calculated regression equations were similar enough to suggest a more general formula for the larger ruminants.Bone marrow fat is mobilized after the kidney fat and hence is a better ...
A. R. E. SINCLAIR, P. DUNCAN
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1975
Our objective in this section is to establish a prima facie case for the appropriateness of assessing the soundness or rationality of deductive inferences in terms of a new requirement or criterion of rationality beyond the usual truth-conditional criterion: that it should be impossible for the premises of an inference to be true while its conclusion ...
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Our objective in this section is to establish a prima facie case for the appropriateness of assessing the soundness or rationality of deductive inferences in terms of a new requirement or criterion of rationality beyond the usual truth-conditional criterion: that it should be impossible for the premises of an inference to be true while its conclusion ...
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Indicative Conditionals and Conditional Probability
1980It has been suggested repeatedly in the literature of conditionals that there is an intimate connection between conditionals and conditional probability. Let us symbolize the indicative conditional as ⌐PJ CQ¬.
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Indicative conditionals as strict conditionals
2018This paper is intended to show that, at least in a considerably wide class of cases, indicative conditionals are adequately formalized as strict conditionals. The first part of the paper outlines three arguments that support the strict conditional view, that is, three reasons for thinking that an indicative conditional is true just in case it is ...
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Indicative and Subjunctive Conditionals
The Philosophical Review, 1979Indicative and subjunctive conditionals have different truth conditions. I seek to account for this difference within the general possible-worlds framework developed by Stalnaker and Lewis. I argue that their truth conditions hold for indicative conditionals, and that similar but different conditions hold for subjunctive conditionals.
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2006
Abstract A Monetary Conditions Index (MCI), a weighted average of the short-term interest rate and the exchange rate, has commonly been used, at least for open economies, as a composite measure of the stance of monetary policy. The MCI concept is based on empirical findings that inflationary pressures are determined by excess aggregate ...
Charles Goodhart, Boris Hofmann
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Abstract A Monetary Conditions Index (MCI), a weighted average of the short-term interest rate and the exchange rate, has commonly been used, at least for open economies, as a composite measure of the stance of monetary policy. The MCI concept is based on empirical findings that inflationary pressures are determined by excess aggregate ...
Charles Goodhart, Boris Hofmann
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