Object
No title
Object collections:
- Lower Silesian Digital Library > Participants of the Consortium > 04. Wroclaw University of Economics > Books published by the University Publishing House
Last modified:
May 17, 2019
In our library since:
Jan 3, 2018
Number of object content hits:
52
Number of object content views in PDF format
51
All available object's versions:
https://www.dbc.wroc.pl/publication/43450
Show description in RDF format:
Show description in OAI-PMH format:
-
20-th AMSE. Applications of Mathematics and Statistics in Economics. International Scientific Conference: Szklarska Poręba, 30 August- 3 September 2017. Conference Proceedings Full Text Papers
- 20-th AMSE. Applications of Mathematics and Statistics in Economics. International Scientific Conference: Szklarska Poręba, 30 August- 3 September 2017. Conference Proceedings Full Text Papers- Spis treści
- Comparison of Selected National Healthcare Systems' Efficiency
- The Assessment of the Situation of Listed Companies in Macrosectors in a Bear Market – Duration Analysis Models
- Clusters of the Czech Regions and 31 Chosen European Countries According to the Wage Level; Wage Models and Gender Gap by the Czech Regions
- Selecting a Small Portfolio of Equities: One-stop Shopping Approach to Screening
- Right Tail of the Unemployment Duration in the Czech Republic
- The Perception of Wroclaw as a Liveable City
- On Liu´s Criterion in Asada´s Model of Monetary and Fiscal Policy
- Investor’s Expected Profit from Viatical Settlements
- Pension Age Which Would Guarantee Stabilization of the Old Age Dependency Ratio
- Comparison of Robust Methods for ARMA Order Estimation
- Alternative Approach for Fast Estimation of Life Insurance Liabilities
- Potential of Local Currencies in the Czech Republic: DSGE model
- Regional & Multi-Sector Input-Output Model for the Czech Republic
- Estimation of Incurred but Not yet Reported Claims Based on Poisson Distributed Reporting Delay
- Efficiency Assessment of Slovakian Universities
- Non-stationary Stochastic Sequences as Solutions to Ill-posed Problems
- Modelling the Force of Mortality Using Local Polynomial Method in R
- Analysis of Economies of Scale in Czech Households Based on Different Approaches
- Segmented Regression Based on the Principle of Cut-off Polynomials with a Solved Economic Example
- Weighting Methods in Construction of Active Ageing Indicator
- On Bautin Bifurcation in a Monetary Dynamic Model
- Factors Influencing Corporate Websites’ Value
- The Use of L-Moments in Modelling of Deprivation of the Population Aged over 50 in the Czech Republic
- Marriage Reverse Annuity Contract and Reverse Mortgage – Application of a Generalized Model of Reversionary Annuity
- Are Wages in the Czech Republic and Poland Equal?
- Possible Extension of Regional Statistics – Households' Wealth – Methods and Preliminary Results
- Comparing Some Properties of Leftist and Rightist Measures of Inequality
- Evaluation of Public Finance in the Tourism Sector at the Municipal Budget Level
- Modelling the Number of Road Accidents
- The Brake Public Debt Rule as An Instrument to Stabilize the Debt – Results for Poland
- Selected Gender Gap Indicators – Comparison of V4 Countries within EU Context
- Lifestyle Characteristics of Poor and Rich People in Poland
- Methods for the Estimates of Regional Economic Structures
- Age Structure of Labour Force and Its Impact on Wages and Product
- Normality and Principal Component Approach Towards Fertility Time Series in Poland and Czechia
- Valuation of Second Pillar Pension Products in Slovakia
- Determination of the Optimal Premium for the Economically Active and Inactive Population in Health Insurance in Slovakia
- Comparison of Economic and Non-economic Datasets with Categorical Variables in Hierarchical Clustering
- Application of Logistic Regression in Counterfactual Impact Evaluation of Graduate Practice Measure in Slovakia
- Karl Czoernig and the State Statistics of the Habsburg Monarchy
| Edition name | Date |
|---|---|
| Modelling the Force of Mortality Using Local Polynomial Method in R | May 17, 2019 |
