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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.
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Leading indicators and business cycle surveys
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The use of judgement in econometric forecasting
Econometric and empirical evidence on the relationship between survey data and official data and its relevance for monitoring the business cycle
Recent trends in forecasting methods
Business cycle analysis and expectational survey data
The use of business surveys in short-term forecasts. The French experience
The anticipations model : a short-term forecasting model based on anticipations data
Improving forecasts with survey indicators. An empirical test
Plans and attitudes from the survey of consumer buying expectations in forecasting the total private consumption
The role of attitudes in consumer spending
Experience in Belgium with business surveys in trade. Element of forecasting the evolution of private consumption
Response of prices and production to unanticipated demand shocks : some microeconomic evidence
Tax incentives and R&D expenditures
The realization of investment plans of Finnish manufacturing firms
Sectoral indicators by use of survey data
The variability of relative price expectations, the rate of inflation and the Phillips curve
Economic rational expectations and their influence of production and inventory decisions
Major features of new business-cycle indicators in Japan
Use of business survey data into a short-term prediction model
The use of judgement in econometric forecasting
Econometric and empirical evidence on the relationship between survey data and official data and its relevance for monitoring the business cycle
Recent trends in forecasting methods
Business cycle analysis and expectational survey data
The use of business surveys in short-term forecasts. The French experience
The anticipations model : a short-term forecasting model based on anticipations data
Improving forecasts with survey indicators. An empirical test
Plans and attitudes from the survey of consumer buying expectations in forecasting the total private consumption
The role of attitudes in consumer spending
Experience in Belgium with business surveys in trade. Element of forecasting the evolution of private consumption
Response of prices and production to unanticipated demand shocks : some microeconomic evidence
Tax incentives and R&D expenditures
The realization of investment plans of Finnish manufacturing firms
Sectoral indicators by use of survey data
The variability of relative price expectations, the rate of inflation and the Phillips curve
Economic rational expectations and their influence of production and inventory decisions
Major features of new business-cycle indicators in Japan
Use of business survey data into a short-term prediction model
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| Código de barras | Signatura | Tipo de medio | Ubicación | Sección | Estado |
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| 34107 | 338.544 OPPl | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
