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La Biblioteca del Banco Central del Uruguay se fundó en 1967, integrándose con una colección de libros proveniente del Banco de la República, que se ha ido incrementando a través de los años, hasta llegar en el momento actual a 7.700 volúmenes aproximadamente, 200 títulos de publicaciones periódicas, bases de datos en CD Rom, publicaciones de organismos nacionales e internacionales y publicaciones producidas por el Banco Central.
La Biblioteca está especializada en Economía, poniendo el énfasis en monetaria, finanzas, estadística, econometría y teoría económica. Además, apoya al Banco Central en sus funciones y está abierta a investigadores externos a la Institución, profesionales y estudiantes de Economía y Finanzas.
Analysis of survey data
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Contenido :
Design-based and model-based methods for estimating model parameters
The bayesian approach to sample survey inference
Interpreting a sample as evidence about a finite population
Analysis of categorical response data from complex surveys : an appraisal and update
Fitting logistic regression models in case-control studies with complex sampling
Graphical displays of complex survey data through kernel smoothing
Nonparametric regression with complex survey data
Fitting generalized linear models under informative sampling
Random effects models for longitudinal survey data
Event history analysis and longitudinal surveys
Applying heterogenueous transition models in labour economics : the role or youth training in labour market transitions
Bayesian methods for unit and item nonresponse
Estimation for multiple phase samples
Analysis combining survey and geographically aggregated data
Design-based and model-based methods for estimating model parameters
The bayesian approach to sample survey inference
Interpreting a sample as evidence about a finite population
Analysis of categorical response data from complex surveys : an appraisal and update
Fitting logistic regression models in case-control studies with complex sampling
Graphical displays of complex survey data through kernel smoothing
Nonparametric regression with complex survey data
Fitting generalized linear models under informative sampling
Random effects models for longitudinal survey data
Event history analysis and longitudinal surveys
Applying heterogenueous transition models in labour economics : the role or youth training in labour market transitions
Bayesian methods for unit and item nonresponse
Estimation for multiple phase samples
Analysis combining survey and geographically aggregated data
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| Código de barras | Signatura | Tipo de medio | Ubicación | Sección | Estado |
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| 35995 | 519.535 CHAa | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
