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Aggregation may be harmful but cannot always be avoided in the analysis of complex econometric models. It should be … carried out intelligently by choosing ein aggregative model optimally for modes of aggregation speeified in advance, i ….e. minimizing the bias introduced by aggregation and mea-sured by a formula based on the mean-square forecast error. This leads to …
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of the problem of choosing an aggregative model optimally for modes of aggregation specified in advance leads to a … formula for the aggregation bias based on the mean-square forecast error. Taking this formula as objective function one would … wish to choose a grouping that minimizes aggregation bias. Unfortunately this results in an optimization problem of a high …
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Measurement of price change is based on averages - also, hedonic price index numbers. As NSIs obtain scannerdata having varying content, question arise: what is correct average to use? We compare in this paper price change estimates based on most known averages and index numbers including...
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only if all its links are described by the same almost ideal demand theory. This is demonstrated for a comprehensible set …
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