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The Conception of Global Macroeconomic Spherical Model (全球宏观经济球体模型的构思)
Sheng, Cheng - 2016
English Abstract: The conception of global macroeconomic spherical model is a three-dimensional space model, which is proposed under the integration of global economy and the globalization of network. In view of the financial crisis in USA in 2008, the output of its crisis has been changed into...
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Causality between stock volatility and macroeconomic volatilities in Taiwan
Chen, Yenpao - 1999
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The Policy Effects of Lifting the Short-Sale Price Restriction on Stock Price Behaviors
Chan, Shih-Ju; Lin, Ching-Chung; Kuo, Wen-Hsiu - In: Journal of Economics and Management 4 (2008) 2, pp. 203-228
the abnormal returns and volatility changes of those component stocks. The empirical results show that, after the removal … volatility. To reduce the possible impact on volatility, the authorities may take the activity of margin transactions into …
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Bendi-shengchan-zongzhi
Hongkong / Census and Statistics Department - Hong Kong : Print. Dep. - 2000 -
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Economic analysis of price inflation in mainland China
Wang, Tong-eng - 1996
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An empirical study of fiscal decentralization in mainland China
Chen, Jianxun - 1999
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在线消费顾客满意影响因素的分类研究 (A Classification Study on the Factors Affecting Customer Satisfaction at Online Consumption)
Xiao, Haihong - 2014
Chinese Abstract:...
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Some Misconceptions in Statistical Hypothesis Testing
Chung, Ching-Fan - In: Journal of Economics and Management 1 (2005) 1, pp. 1-13
In this short paper we summarize and elaborate on a few well-known misconceptions that often occur when people conduct statistical hypothesis testing. For example, when the truthfulness of the null hypothesis is a random event and the formal hypothesis testing procedure cannot reject the null,...
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