How to use index numbers in economics

O'Neill, Robert (2016) How to use index numbers in economics. Economic Review, 33 (3).

Abstract

Economists use statistical data to analyse and describe how economies perform. This often involves using the statistical tool known as index numbers. Robert O’Neill describes how index numbers are used to calculate the rate of inflation

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Title:

How to use index numbers in economics

Creators:

O'Neill, Robert

Date:

February 2016

Subjects:

H Social Sciences > HA Statistics
H Social Sciences > HB Economic Theory

Schools:

Huddersfield Business School > Quantitative Analysis Research Group
Huddersfield Business School

Additional Information:

This is an article for an economics magazine aimed at A level students.

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Robert O'Neill

Date Deposited:

30 Nov 2015 11:12

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28 Aug 2021 17:35

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