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Chapter 10 Correlation and Regression

Chapter 10 Correlation and Regression. We deal with two variables, x and y . Main goal: Investigate how x and y are related , or correlated ; how much they depend on each other. Example. x is the height of mother y is the height of daughter

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Applied Economics for business management

Applied Economics for business management. Lecture #5. Lecture Outline. Review Some topics in empirical estimation Start Supply. Empirical Estimation.

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Session 8

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Chapter 5. Prices And Unemployment

Chapter 5. Prices And Unemployment. Most macroeconomics discussions: 1. Macroeconomics problems. 2. Macroeconomic theories. 3. Macroeconomic policies. 4. Different views of how the economy works. Macroeconomic problems, such as: 1. High inflation rate.

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Warm-up: Get a yellow text

Warm-up: Get a yellow text. What does GDP stand for? How do we calculate GDP? What do we use to measure inflation? How do we measure unemployment?. Begin Unit 3 Macroeconomics. SSEMA1

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Section 10.3 Regression

Section 10.3 Regression. Objective Given two linearly correlated variables ( x and y ), find the linear function (equation) that best describes the trend. Equation of a line. Recall that the equation of a line is given by its slope and y -intercept y = m x + b. Regression.

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FED TAPERING

FED TAPERING. DEFLATION. DEFLATION. Breaking News: India Inflation Rate reported at 0.27% for the week ending March 14, 2009!. This has been the lowest since 1977. Are we getting into negative space ? Will it happen next time? Are we heading for deflation or is it disinflation?

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Inflation & Deflation

Inflation & Deflation. Reference 13.1 and 13.2. Aggregate=all together. Aggregate demand and aggregate supply considers the entire quantity of goods and services in an economy. The equilibrium price in aggregate supply and demand curves is called the price level. S1. D1. Price Level.

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CPI (Consumer Price Index) and Inflation

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This has been the lowest since 1977. Are we getting into negative space ?

Breaking News: India Inflation Rate reported at 0.27% for the week ending March 14, 2009!. This has been the lowest since 1977. Are we getting into negative space ? Will it happen next time? Are we heading for deflation or is it disinflation? What are these terms and how do they affect us?.

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Protect Our Pensions

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The Homefront

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Ch. 26

Ch. 26. Inflation. Meaning of Inflation. Inflation is rise in the general level of prices Reduces the purchasing power of $ Inflation is general, not specific; some prices may rise while others may fall. Measuring Inflation. CPI- Consumer Price Index

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