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• 8 Important Components Of Currency Trading

  
  Currency Forex Trading Blog — Authority: 155
  0 text-align:right; 4px type="text/javascript"> (1) like Exchange, Currency quite very aware they it all currency is, being another. (2) the of currency it by bank country. is value. the go currency’s lowers. To a “carry-trade” into Here, at rates and higher are ...
  2 days ago

• 2008-09 Offensive Statistical Scouting Reports

  
  Basketball Geek — Authority: 504
  Late last year I started putting together some statistical scouting reports for lineups of players in an attempt at trying to understand how combinations of players worked together. Nothing great came of that, but the general idea of putting together a statistical scouting report for players has interested me. The ...
  3 days ago

• Birth Death Model Outpaced By Business Failures

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 153
  “Our conclusion is that if small firms aren’t captured well in the advance GDP data, the economy may be growing less quickly than suggested by the recent official data.” -Jan Hatzius, Goldman Sachs economist > This certainly comes as no surprise to us: “The U.S. government is having a tough time ...
  3 days ago

• What interesting statistical information can I dig out of this medical billing data?

  
  Ask MetaFilter — Authority: 648
  What interesting statistical information can I dig out of this medical billing data? I have 2000 rows of medical billing information (mysql) with the following attributes. Ive normalized the data and here is a very simple description: patient: id dob city/state/zip primary insurance provider secondary insurance ...
  5 days ago

• More on China’s Faux GDP Data

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 703
  Back in October, I laughed off the latest China GDP data as utterly fabricated. As it turns out, I was not the only one. China expert Gordon G. Chang (author of The Coming Collapse of China ) is more than skeptical — he has the data to question much of China’s growth miracle. Spoiler alert: Its been wildly ...
  5 days ago

• PolicyMap Now Offers Widgets

  
  GIS Lounge - Geographic Information Systems — Authority: 425
  PolicyMap is now offering widgets which will allow users to embed fully interactive maps into their web sites:PolicyMap has the unique ability to display data at a variety of geographies like block groups, census tracts, zip codes, congressional districts, cities, counties, MSAs, school districts and, of course, ...
  1 week ago

• Hill Times Column on Vote Switching and Non-Voters

  
  Pundits' Guide — Authority: 464
  While we were all busy covering the by-elections, the Hill Times was kind enough to publish a column of mine yesterday. Its reprinted here with kind permission. Byers’ formula fails in his own province Michael Byers recently urged the Liberals and NDP to strike a one-time deal where each party would stand down ...
  2 weeks ago

• Seasonally Adjusting Unemployment

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 153
  Floyd Norris points us to one of the foibles of seasonal adjustments: How SA can make things look better or worse at various times of the year. He is referring to the Non-Farm Payrolls data from Friday. Comparing non seasonal apples to apples, the data was somewhat better than usual. This is very similar to the ...
  2 weeks ago

• On the Prevalance of H1N1

  
  Fuck Bankers — Authority: 170
  In Seattle recently, I met a pulmonologist who said that the H1N1 virus has him busier than he’s ever been, his hospital beds full of flu patients. The uptick hit particularly hard about 10 days ago, he said. How has the flu been playing out across the country?
  2 weeks ago

• On the Prevalance of H1N1

  
  Freakonomics — Authority: 712
  In Seattle recently, I met a pulmonologist who said that the H1N1 virus has him busier than hes ever been, his hospital beds full of flu patients. The uptick hit particularly hard about 10 days ago, he said.How has the flu been playing out across the country?
  2 weeks ago

• On the Prevalance of H1N1

  
  Gulag Blog — Authority: 170
  In Seattle recently, I met a pulmonologist who said that the H1N1 virus has him busier than he’s ever been, his hospital beds full of flu patients. The uptick hit particularly hard about 10 days ago, he said. How has the flu been playing out across the country?
  2 weeks ago

• Measurement Issues Arising from the Growth of Globalization

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 153
  These are the papers presented at the conference discussed earlier: Session 1: Services Offshoring Chair: Kenneth Ryder (NAPA) “ Measuring the Impact of Trade in Services: Prospects and Challenges ,” J. Bradford Jensen (Georgetown University and Peterson Institute for International Economics) ...
  2 weeks ago

• Fixing Misleading Official Data

  
  The Big Picture — Authority: 153
  “We don’t have the data collection structure to capture what is happening in a real time way, or what is being traded and how it is affecting workers. We have no idea how to measure the occupations being offshored or what is being inshored.” -Susan Houseman, senior economist at the W.E. Upjohn Institute for ...
  2 weeks ago

• Cheat Sheet: Beyond Advanced Excel

  
  Freelancing and Outsourcing Tips, Commentary, Analysis, and News from oDesk — Authority: 468
  OK, so you’re really good with Microsoft Excel.  You can write bi-conditional nested if statements and vlookups that make peoples head spin.  You’re the only person in your tri-county area that can make a dynamic pivot chart with multiple vertical axes that retains its formatting.  Maybe you’ve even created ...
  2 weeks ago

• My Blog Method, Your Blog Method

  
  Fuelmyblog - The blog for the exclusive blog community. — Authority: 104
  I have more blogs than I can count but basically, there are 3 I really work with. One of them is an online diary where I address the issues of my life as well as blog stats. For over a year now I have blogged there about a blogging method I dreamed up. It isn’t perfect but it’s a method I could do all that time. ...
  3 weeks ago

• Individual Defensive Efficiency Ratings Extracted from Play-by-Play Data

  
  Basketball Geek — Authority: 504
  In my last post I presented individual offensive efficiency ratings that were extracted from play-by-play data . In this post I will present individual defensive efficiency ratings that I have extracted from play-by-play data. As with the individual offensive efficiency ratings, I’ve constructed these individual ...
  3 weeks ago

• The best data is free data

  
  Connect - Digital Marketing Expertise from iCrossing — Authority: 497
  I’m currently researching some data for a budgeting and savings planning calculator for one of our clients, and during the course of my research, I’ve been struck once again by the wealth of free data that is available to every citizen in the UK at the click of a few links. As digital marketers I’m sure none ...
  3 weeks ago

• Remotest Place on Earth

  
  GIS Lounge - Geographic Information Systems — Authority: 425
  Researchers at European Commission’s Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy, and the World Bank have mapped out the world according to its remoteness.  Their model looked at how long it would take to travel from any given point in the world to the closest city of 50,000 residents or more.  The model looked at all ...
  3 weeks ago

• An Introduction to Management Science: Quantitative Approaches to Decision Making: Dennis J. Sweeney, Thomas Arthur Williams, David Ray Anderson

  
  Make Money Myself — Authority: 137
  Editorial Reviews Intended for business professionals and managers who would like a better conceptual understanding of the role of management science in the decision making process, this book blends problem formulation with managerial interpretation and maths technique. About the Author Thomas A. ...
  3 weeks ago

• PPC: The Wrong Way to Improve Efficiency

  
  RKGBlog — Authority: 113
  A classic mistake in paid search management is turning off the ads that “don’t work.” I made the case previously that almost any keyword “works” if you pay the right amount for the traffic, acknowledging that the right amount might be pretty close to zero if the words are poorly targeted. Nevertheless, ...
  3 weeks ago

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