2019
DOI: 10.1111/twec.12824
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Public export credit insurance in the Netherlands: An input–output approach

Abstract: This study assesses the contribution of the Dutch public export credit insurance facility (ECIF) to Dutch GDP and employment. Unlike previous studies concerning export credit insurance, which generally adopt the gravity model of trade, we adopt an input–output approach. The results show that the contribution of economic activity insured by the public ECIF to GDP averages 0.24% annually. This concerns value added generated both by exporters and by their domestic suppliers in the value chain. The contribution to… Show more

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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the restricted Boltzmann machine is proposed to solve the problem of divergence. It greatly improves the learning performance only by connecting the adjacent two layers [30]. In the 21-st century, some scholars propose a hierarchical RBM deep belief network algorithm based on GL (greedy learning) and study the learning ability of neural networks with multiple hidden layers.…”
Section: Deep Belief Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%