East European economic reform

Blangiewicz, Maria; Charemza, Wojciech

doi:10.1016/s0161-8938(00)00031-4

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“…Since the variables in these models are separated into two as internal and external variables, researchers may encounter problems in defining which one is the internal and which one is the external variable, and also in meeting the definition requirement that is necessary for the solution of the system. [43]…”

Section: Vector Auto-regressionmentioning

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Estimation of the manufacturing industry sub-sectors’ capacity utilization rates using support vector machines

Erdal¹,

Baray²,

Esnaf³

2013

AIR

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Capacity utilization rate is one of the most important indicators of the efficiency of the manufacturing industry, and therefore of the return of the investments made. Estimation of these rates accurately renders it possible to make important economic decisions such as taking sectorial investment decisions, defining the optimal distribution of sectorial credits, determining noncompetitive sectors, making development plans and developing unemployment policies. In this study, we estimated the capacity utilization rates of 21 sub-sectors of the Turkish manufacturing industry using support vector machines and compared the results with the results obtained from the methods of artificial neural networks and vector auto-regression. This study is the first in the literature in that it was carried out using this method.

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Section: Vector Auto-regressionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Estimation of the manufacturing industry sub-sectors’ capacity utilization rates using support vector machines

Erdal¹,

Baray²,

Esnaf³

2013

AIR

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Mercados accionarios y su relación con la economía real en América Latina

Brugger¹,

Ortíz²

2011

RPD

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Este trabajo examina la relación entre el desempeño de las bolsas latinoamericanas devalores con su economía real aplicando siete modelos econométricos para los casos de Argentina, Brasil, Chile y México. La relación entre los rendimientos bursátiles de estos países y sus respectivos productos internos brutos se examina y compara aplicando para las series de cada país, pruebas de raíz unitaria, análisis de cointegración, análisis del modelo de corrección de error, modelación de causalidad Granger, análisis de vectores autorregresivos, funciones de impulso respuesta, y análisis de descomposición de la varianza. Las series comprenden los índices bursátiles MERVAL de Argentina, BOVESPA Brasil, IGPA de Chile, e IPC de México compilados de Economática; y las series del producto interno bruto que se obtuvieron de la base de datos <em>cepalStat</em>. Las series son mensuales y comprenden el periodo 1993-2005.

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East European economic reform

Cited by 2 publications

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Estimation of the manufacturing industry sub-sectors’ capacity utilization rates using support vector machines

Estimation of the manufacturing industry sub-sectors’ capacity utilization rates using support vector machines

Mercados accionarios y su relación con la economía real en América Latina

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