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Oraee, Kazem - 2009

described inthe next part. Such variables could include: labor cost and all itsimplications; capital as one of the most …

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Shifts in industry production functions a study of technological change and the measurement of its contributions to productivity in firms

Okpokwasili, Bertram C. I. - 1984

contributions made when a surrogate is used for technology. The surrogate used in this case is the ratio of net to gross capital … dependent variable while Gross Capital and Labor Hours are the independent variables in a multiple regression estimation of the … be incorporated financially in a measure of capital, whether gross or net. …

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A new tool to measure the relationship between health-related quality of life and workforce productivity

Huang, David Tien - 2008

Quality of life and productivity are two important measures in health outcomes that usually require the use of self-reported surveys for accurate assessment. Measuring health-related quality of life (HRQOL) has been established as an important field in the past century, and many psychometrically...

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Using monthly data to predict quarterly output

Ingenito, Robert; Trehan, Bharat - In: Economic Review (1996), pp. 3-11

Some time ago, the Commerce Department changed the way it calculates real gross domestic product. In response to that change, this paper presents an update of a simple model that is used to predict the growth rate of current quarter real output based on available monthly data. After searching...

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Productivity and the geographic concentration of industry: the role of plant scale

Wheeler, Christopher H. - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 2004

A large body of research has established a positive connection between an industry's productivity and the magnitude of its presence within locally defined geographic areas. This paper examines the extent to which this relationship can be explained by a micro-level underpinning commonly...

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Forecasting industrial production: purchasing managers' versus production-worker hours data

Rogers, R. Mark - In: Economic Review (1992) Jan, pp. 25-36

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Forecasting industrial production using models with business cycle asymmetry

Huh, Chan - In: Economic Review (1998), pp. 29-41

This paper exploits an observed business cycle asymmetry, namely, a systematic shift in the dynamic relationship between output growth and an index for financial market conditions across expansionary and contractionary periods, to forecast monthly growth in industrial production. A bivariate...

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Recent business and credit development

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1940) Mar, pp. 185-191

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Recent business developments

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1939) Jun, pp. 455-461

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Recent market developments

In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1947) Jan, pp. 1-10

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