An edition of Time distance in economics and statistics (2011)

Time distance in economics and statistics

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Time distance in economics and statistics
Pavle Sicherl, Pavle Sicherl
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Edition Echoraum
Language
English
Pages
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Subjects

Statistical methods, Sociological aspects, Methodology, Economics, Time-series analysis
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Time distance in economics and statistics: new insights from existing data
2011, Edition Echoraum
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Table of Contents

Part I. Theory and methodology
Part II. Benefits, policy and welfare issues
Part III. Applications in socio-economic development
Part IV. New perspectives on the digital divide
Part V. Monitoring implementation of UN MDG and Lisbon targets.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (pages [429]-438) and index.

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Vienna
Series
Complexity, design, society -- vol. 18, Complexity, design, society -- v. 18.

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Library of Congress
HB131 .S53 2011

The Physical Object

Pagination
444 pages
Number of pages
444

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30718916M
ISBN 10
3901941274
ISBN 13
9783901941276
LCCN
2012449925
OCLC/WorldCat
813927735

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