textabstractChanges in the seasonal patterns of macroeconomic time series may be due to the effects of business cycle fluctuations or to technological and institutional change or both. We examine the relative importance of these two sources of change in seasonality for industrial production series of the G7 countries. We find compelling evidence that the effects of gradual institutional and technological change are much more important than the effects attributable to the business cycle
Robert Barsky and Jeffrey Miron (1989) revealed the seasonal cycle of the U.S. economy from 1948 to ...
We analyze five vintages of eighteen quarterly macroeconomic variables for the Netherlands and we fo...
Using data for the G7 countries, I estimate conditional correlations of employment and productivity,...
This paper examines the proposition that the business cycle affects seasonality in industrial produc...
We study the impact of seasonal adjustment on the properties of business cycle expansion and recessi...
textabstractSeveral recent studies show that seasonal variation and cyclical variation in unemployme...
This paper explores the hypothesis that the seasonal patterns of macroeconomic variables vary with e...
This paper argues that analysis of seasonal fluctuations can shed light on the nature of business-cy...
The interpretation of seasonality in terms of economic behavior depends on the form of the econometr...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:3597.9803(no 0110) / BLDSC - British ...
In many countries, GDP varies by several percent from quarter to quarter. It has long been conjectur...
In this paper, we test whether a regime shift from expansion to recession and vice versa is, ceteris...
Many of the Census Bureau's economic surveys publish seasonally adjusted data. As producers of ...
textabstractWe analyze the revision history of quarterly and monthly (seasonally unadjusted) macroec...
Macroeconomic indicators are typically appraised in seasonally adjusted form, and forecasts are ofte...
Robert Barsky and Jeffrey Miron (1989) revealed the seasonal cycle of the U.S. economy from 1948 to ...
We analyze five vintages of eighteen quarterly macroeconomic variables for the Netherlands and we fo...
Using data for the G7 countries, I estimate conditional correlations of employment and productivity,...
This paper examines the proposition that the business cycle affects seasonality in industrial produc...
We study the impact of seasonal adjustment on the properties of business cycle expansion and recessi...
textabstractSeveral recent studies show that seasonal variation and cyclical variation in unemployme...
This paper explores the hypothesis that the seasonal patterns of macroeconomic variables vary with e...
This paper argues that analysis of seasonal fluctuations can shed light on the nature of business-cy...
The interpretation of seasonality in terms of economic behavior depends on the form of the econometr...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:3597.9803(no 0110) / BLDSC - British ...
In many countries, GDP varies by several percent from quarter to quarter. It has long been conjectur...
In this paper, we test whether a regime shift from expansion to recession and vice versa is, ceteris...
Many of the Census Bureau's economic surveys publish seasonally adjusted data. As producers of ...
textabstractWe analyze the revision history of quarterly and monthly (seasonally unadjusted) macroec...
Macroeconomic indicators are typically appraised in seasonally adjusted form, and forecasts are ofte...
Robert Barsky and Jeffrey Miron (1989) revealed the seasonal cycle of the U.S. economy from 1948 to ...
We analyze five vintages of eighteen quarterly macroeconomic variables for the Netherlands and we fo...
Using data for the G7 countries, I estimate conditional correlations of employment and productivity,...