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Are more data always better for factor analysis?

Boivin, Jean; Ng, Serena - In: Journal of econometrics 132 (2006) 1, pp. 169-194

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Virtual borders

Boivin, Jean; Clark, Robert; Vincent, Nicolas - In: Journal of international economics 86 (2012) 2, pp. 327-335

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Should monetary policy be used to counteract financial imbalances?

Boivin, Jean; Lane, Timothy D.; Meh, Césaire Assah - In: Bank of Canada review (2009/10) 3, pp. 23-36

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Monetary policy in a data-rich environment

Bernanke, Ben; Boivin, Jean - 2001

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Monetary policy in a data-rich environment

Bernanke, Ben; Boivin, Jean - In: Journal of monetary economics 50 (2003) 3, pp. 525-546

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Are more data always better for factor analysis?

Boivin, Jean; Ng, Serena - 2003

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Are More Data Always Better for Factor Analysis?

Boivin, Jean - 2003

Factors estimated from large macroeconomic panels are being used in an increasing number of applications. However, little is known about how the size and the composition of the data affect the factor estimates. In this paper, we question whether it is possible to use more series to extract the...

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Are More Data Always Better for Factor Analysis?

Boivin, Jean; Ng, Serena - 2021

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