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Theorie 1,401 Theory 1,401 Estimation 1,119 Schätzung 1,119 Welt 620 World 620 China 579 Börsenkurs 409 Share price 409 USA 403 United States 403 Economic growth 337 Wirtschaftswachstum 337 Impact assessment 289 Wirkungsanalyse 289 Capital income 285 Kapitaleinkommen 285 Volatility 272 Volatilität 272 EU countries 264 EU-Staaten 263 Aktienmarkt 262 Stock market 262 Time series analysis 241 Zeitreihenanalyse 241 Forecasting model 234 Prognoseverfahren 234 Estimation theory 233 Schätztheorie 233 Panel 228 Panel study 228 Risiko 228 Risk 228 Geldpolitik 202 Monetary policy 202 Einkommensverteilung 189 Income distribution 189 Financial crisis 183 Finanzkrise 183 Portfolio selection 173
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Chang, Tsangyao 88 Cook, Steven 42 Hsing, Yu 31 Pierdzioch, Christian 31 Su, Chi-Wei 31 Hamori, Shigeyuki 29 Cebula, Richard J. 27 Bahmani-Oskooee, Mohsen 26 Yoon, Gawon 25 Thornton, John 24 Afonso, António 23 Sengupta, Jati 23 Hatemi-J, Abdulnasser 22 Narayan, Paresh Kumar 22 Caporale, Guglielmo Maria 21 Gil-Alaña, Luis A. 21 Herzer, Dierk 21 Jawadi, Fredj 21 Pornsit Jiraporn 21 Sosvilla-Rivero, Simón 20 Gupta, Rangan 19 Tang, Tuck Cheong 19 Yoo, Seung-Hoon 19 Baghestani, Hamid 18 Ryu, Doojin 18 Shaffer, Sherrill 18 Sousa, Ricardo M. 18 Jalles, João Tovar 17 Schaub, Mark 17 Yoo, Seung-hoon 17 Apergēs, Nikolaos 16 Brooks, Robert 16 Chang, Hsu-Ling 16 Haley, M. Ryan 16 Moosa, Imad 16 Turner, Paul 16 Afonso, Oscar 15 Cebula, Richard 15 Lee, Chia-Hao 15 Peel, D. A. 15
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Applied economics letters 6,716 Applied Economics Letters 4,569 Applied Economics Letters, Forthcoming 5 Applied Economics Letters 20(18), pp. 1608-1610, 2013. DOI: 10.1080/13504851.2013.829189 1 Applied Economics Letters 2021 1 Applied Economics Letters;19(11) 1 Applied Economics Letters;19(14) 1 Applied Economics Letters;20(1) 1 Applied Economics Letters;20(6) 1 Applied Economics Letters;20(7) 1 Junlin Mu & Lipeng Yan (2022) How to Predict the Economic Growth Rates of a Country? A DSGE Model with the Accumulation of Human Capital, Applied Economics Letters 1 Nobanee, H. (2007). Are Limit Hits Industry Specific?. Applied Economics Letters (incorporating Applied Financial Economics Letters), 3(2), 115-119 1 NoghaniBehambari, Hamid, and Bitran Maden. "Unemployment insurance generosity and crime." Applied Economics Letters (2020): 1-6 1 Silva, Andrew (2020) “Unpaid internships and equality of opportunity: a pseudo-panel analysis of UN data,” Applied Economics Letters. doi:10.1080/13504851.2020.1808571 1 Unsal, O., & Brodmann, J. (2021). Corporate reputation and market reaction: evidence from FinTech industry. Applied Economics Letters, 1-8 1
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Capital punishment and deterrence: a comment on Cloninger's paper
Yang, Bijou; Lester, David - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 1, pp. 12-13
Cloninger (1992) applied the portfolio approach to criminal behaviour and illustrated the deterrent effect of capital punishment by use of data from 1983-1988 across the states of America and the District of Columbia. This comment suggests two possible flaws in Cloninger's analyses, which, if...
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A note regarding ARCH and threshold processes: results from a Monte Carlo study
Goering, Gregory; Pippenger, Michael - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 11, pp. 210-213
Many economic relationships are non-linear. Hence, when analysing economic data it is important to identify any non-linearity. The primary type of non-linearity examined by economists is the ARCH-class model. However, other types of non-linear processes may be expected in economic and financial...
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Residential location and the earnings of white and Hispanic men
Greene, Michael; Hoffnar, Emily - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 8, pp. 127-131
Much has been written on the impact of residential location on the earnings of males and whether the effect of residential location is different for African-American than white males. Unfortunately, very few researchers have devoted systematic attention to the impact of residential location on...
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Sampling errors and the substitution between white-collar and blue-collar workers
Hassink, W. H. J.; Huigen, R. D.; Zeelenberg, Z. - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 10, pp. 164-166
The consequences of sampling errors in estimating a simple labour demand model, using panel data of firms is discussed. It is found that the sampling errors of the variables at the firm-level due to the sampling process at the employee-level, have a substantial influence on the estimates of the...
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A model of dynamic efficiency measurement
Sengupta, Jati - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 7, pp. 119-121
Methods of measuring dynamic efficiency of a set of units and comparing it with static efficiency are presented here through a linear programming model and illustrated by an empirical application.
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Market volatility and skewness persistence
Sengupta, Jati; Sfeir, Raymond - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 12, pp. 215-218
Skewness persistence and its impact on market volatility are examined here empirically over recent NYSE stock market data. The empirical results do not show any skewness persistence, although the skewness factor affects market volatility to a significant degree. This suggests the need to modify...
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Cointegration analysis of agriculture and non-agricultural sectors in the Chinese economy 1952-92
Yao, Shujie - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 12, pp. 227-229
A vector autoregression (VAR) model is employed to investigate the cointegration relationship between agriculture and non-agricultural sectors in the Chinese economy during 1952-92. Three cointegration vectors are identified among agriculture, industry, construction, transport and services....
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Accuracy of the translog function
Stern, David - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 10, pp. 172-174
There has been some discussion of the accuracy of the translog approximation. Various simulation studies have generated different assessments. It is shown that when data are generated using known elasticities but no explicit production or cost function, the translog estimates of own price and...
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Segmented trends and the stochastic properties of UK output
Mills, Terence - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 8, pp. 132-133
This letter confirms that annual UK output suffers a break in trend in 1918 as suggested by Duck (1992). It then goes on to show that a segmented trend model with two breaks, in 1918 and 1921, with trend growth of approximately 2% and 2.25% per annum before and after these breaks, and with a...
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The demand for test match cricket
Hynds, Michael; Smith, Ian - In: Applied Economics Letters 1 (1994) 7, pp. 103-106
Within an allocation of time framework, a demand function for test match cricket in Britain is estimated using 248 observations of daily attendances drawn from 52 matches over the period 1984 to 1992. We find that the time intensity of international cricket does have a mild deterrence effect on...
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