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• Economic statistics
  ...on]] of the 1930s. The collection, collation and publication of national economic statistics is usually the responsibility of independent government agencies, and nati Economic statistics are collected according to a defined framework of arbitrary definitions an
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• Economic statistics/Definition
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• Economic statistics/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Economic statistics]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Econometrics/Definition
  The use of mathematical techniques to derive economic relationships from [[economic statistics]].
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• Economic statistics
  ...on]] of the 1930s. The collection, collation and publication of national economic statistics is usually the responsibility of independent government agencies, and nati Economic statistics are collected according to a defined framework of arbitrary definitions an
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• Scotland/External Links
  ...p://www.scotland.gov.uk/resource/doc/76169/0019773.pdf (PDF file) Scottish economic statistics 2005] - from the Scottish Executive
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• Employment (economics)/Definition
  Productive work (but, for the purposes of economic statistics, the term is applied only to work for financial gain).
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• Economic statistics/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Economic statistics]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Sir John Sinclair, 1st Baronet
  ...Agriculture, he managed the first systematic survey to compile social and economic statistics for every parish in Scotland. He was a lay member of the General Assembly o
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• Recession of 2009/Addendum
  ==Selected economic statistics== [[Recession of 2009/Addendum#Selected economic statistics|RETURN TO THE TOP]]
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• Economics/Citable Version
  ...d]], and [[opportunity cost]] - with quantitative observations including [[economic statistics]] and other survey-based data, using the techniques of [[applied statistics ...[[economic model|models]] based upon observed behaviour, as reflected in [[economic statistics]] and surveys.
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• Economics
  ...d]], and [[opportunity cost]] - with quantitative observations including [[economic statistics]] and other survey-based data, using the techniques of [[applied statistics ...[[economic model|models]] based upon observed behaviour, as reflected in [[economic statistics]] and surveys.
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• Panic of 1873/Bibliography
  ...nditions Following the Civil War in the United States |journal=[[Review of Economic Statistics]] |volume=2 |issue=Supplement 2 |pages=5–21 |jstor=1928610 |doi=10.2307/1
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• Employment
  ...o/Statistics/standards/lang--en/index.htm ''Standards and Guidelines'' for economic statistics, ]</ref>, but differing in practice from country to country, making compari
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• Economics/Related Articles
  - [[economic statistics]]
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• Great Depression
  ...[[Monetarism]]; and led to the systematic collection and publication of [[economic statistics]]. It has exerted a major influence upon political beliefs and ideologies a
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• Philosophy of economics
  ...ematic testing of hypotheses. The availablity of collections of reliable [[economic statistics]] and the development of the techniques of [[econometrics]] both contribute
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• Applied statistics
  ...<ref>For example the United Nations International Comparison Programme for economic statistics[http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/icp/index.htm]</ref>.
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• Macroeconomics
  ...ositive level it tests competing theories against the evidence provided by economic statistics, and it estimates the numerical relationships required to construct foreca ...tes, and who use logical deductions from axioms rather than induction from economic statistics;
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• New Deal
  ...ium.org/wiki/Great_Depression/Tutorials] and for a summary of the relevant economic statistics see the Tutorials subpage of the article on the Great Depression in the Uni
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• Great Depression in the United Kingdom
  ...ment that occurred between between 1929 and 1931 <ref name=stats> See the economic statistics on the [[/Tutorials|tutorials subpage]]</ref><ref name=Eichengreen/>. The m
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• Great Depression in the United States
  ::::::::::'' for a summary of the relevant US economic statistics, see the [[/Tutorials |Tutorials subpage]];''<br>
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• History of economic thought
  The development, in the latter half of the 20th century, of systems of [[economic statistics]] enabled economists to use [[induction (philosophy)|inductive reasoning]] ...e time by the comparatively recent practice of systematically collecting [[economic statistics]]. The work of a large body of economists was subsequently devoted to testi
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