Примеры использования Composite indicators на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Composite indicators.
Cyclical composite indicators.
Composite indicators have very different properties.
Business cycle composite indicators.
The handbook is intended for compilers and users of business cycle composite indicators.
Handbook on composite indicators Eurostat/United Nations.
Handbook on business cycle composite indicators.
The initial composite indicators were very much academic products.
Handbook on cyclical composite indicators.
Chapter 15: Composite indicators detecting turning points within the ABCD framework.
Programme of work on business cycle composite indicators.
Handbook on cyclical composite indicators(Eurostat and United Nations);
Each headline indicator contains composite indicators.
Aggregating detailed data into composite indicators makes the information more readily understandable.
Chapter 14: Alternative models for turning points composite indicators.
Composite indicators can be classified into leading, coincident and lagging indicators. .
In addition to time series cyclical or short-term composite indicators are often produced.
Composite indicators could also be further divided into leading, coincident and lagging indicators. .
Sentiment indicators are often composite indicators as they are a weighted average of several issues.
The chapter will describe how to work with large andsmall unbalanced data sets to construct cyclical composite indicators.
The composite indicators developed in the 1990s by a number of economists built on the work started in the 1960s and 1970s.
Quality indicators: defining, collecting, analysing and synthesizing composite indicators, quality barometer/dashboard.
Composite indicators are sometimes poorly constructed, can be easily misinterpreted or may invite simplistic policy conclusions.
The key example of euro area turning points composite indicators will be used to guide the reader through the chapter.
Composite indicators that derive from some of the business survey quesons provide the fi rst impression and a general view of the Russian economy.
However, as discussed in Chapters 2 and 5,both monetization and composite indicators rely on assumptions that are often debatable, and have their limitations.
Leading composite indicators show that slower growth in the industrialized countries is starting to act as a drag on the main emerging economies.
Examples could concern the construction of turning points composite indicators for some European Union(EU) member States and, possibly, nonEU countries as well.
Composite indicators may show direction better than a scoreboard of many separate indicators, and make it easier to compare progress of countries over time.
It is therefore recommended that a handbook be drafted to address the standards for the compilation andpresentation of the business cycle composite indicators to fill this gap.