The research debate is ongoing, but there is obviously something wrong with the way Statistics Canada currently
estimates multifactor productivity, or at least with the way it is interpreted.
Not exact matches
StatsCan also told Econowatch that, «Regardless of which
estimate is used, the overall trends in
multifactor productivity growth in Canada remain consistent.»
To
estimate the difference in the two
multifactor strategies» expected trading costs, the authors use a simple linear model that assumes the asset value lost through market impact increases proportionally with the size of the trade.
Many of them had
estimated complex
multifactor relationships that allowed them to
estimate the likely amount of mortgage prepayment within mortgage pools.