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Untersuchung der Renditestruktur am deutschen Kapitalmarkt 1970 - 1996

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Die Abhängigkeit der schweizerischen von der europäischen und amerikanischen Zinsentwicklung : empirische Ergebnisse für die achtziger Jahre

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Implications of temporal aggregation on the relation between two time series

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Sind die Realzinsen stationär? : theoretische Überlegungen und empirische Ergebnisse

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Aggregation and seasonal adjustment : empirical results for EMU quarterly national accounts

Rietzler, Katja; Stephan, Sabine; Wolters, Jürgen - 2000

This paper investigates the differences between directly and indirectly seasonally adjusted aggregates. This difference is derived analytically for linear seasonal adjustment methods. GDP data for five European countries and three classes of seasonal adjustment methods are used to show...

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