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The Fallacy of Macroeconomic Indicators
2020Abstract Chapter 2 undertakes an holistic analysis of Cambodia’s recent growth and contemporary endowments, in order to highlight the shortcomings of traditional economic indicators of inequality in the context of translocal livelihoods.
Sabina Lawreniuk, Laurie Parsons
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Macroeconomic Indicators in SNA
2018The main goal of functioning of the system of state statistics is meeting information needs of the state and society in comprehensive, reliable, scientifically proven and timely provided official statistical data on social, economic, demographic, ecological and other social processes.
Elena V. Sibirskaya +3 more
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National accounts and macroeconomic indicators
2023This entry focuses on macroeconomic indicators to highlight their problems both in their descriptive use and in their frequent normative use. GDP only registers activities involving monetary transactions. For the calculation of GDP there is no estimate of the welfare obtained from ”goods and services”.
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Are macroeconomic indices fool's gold?
Journal of Economic Behavior & OrganizationThis paper examines how closely aggregate macroeconomic indices such as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and market price volatility indices are associated with social welfare when heterogeneous beliefs are present. While it is widely recognised that the GDP fails to capture distributional effects, volatility measures are often argued to supplement the
Motolese M., Nakata H.
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The Effect of the US Macroeconomic Indicators on the International Geopolitical Risk
Defence and Peace Economics, 2023Osama Sweidan
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Macroeconomic and macro-financial factors as leading indicators of non-performing loans
Journal of Economic Studies, 2021Lenno Uusküla, Karsten Staehr
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Macroeconomic Indicators and Stock Performance
SSRN Electronic JournalThis research paper analyzes how several macroeconomic indicators, representing major segments of the economy, affect the stock performance of three largecap technology firms: Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon. These companies, purposefully chosen for this study, are highly liquid yet have some of the largest market caps because their monthly earnings ...
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