it also highlights limitations as the correlation should show a lag rather than be at the same time. In reality, the time ... eggs from the next generation of utility chicks. However, the apparent lag is shorter than the time for growing selection chicks ...
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:1.3 Changes in fertility partially follow changes in the economy, with an average lag of less than two years
:1.4 Slight tendency to wider decreases in first births than in subsequent births
:1.5 Mixed fertility behaviour across countries for employed ...
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its frequency of delivery, or its level of detail. Given the long time lag involved to develop or improve statistics, user needs ... working to streamline and improve social surveys and reduce the time lag between data collection and publication. Whenever possible ...
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period for statistics was the last week of the year; there was a 22-month lag for workplace coordinates. Home and workplace coordinates were available for 92.6 % of employed residents for the last week of 2013: 2 131 914 people were covered by the framework ...
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*time lag: the same operation can be recorded under a different reference period because of transport times or processing delays;
*CIF/FOB valuation: imports are valued on a CIF basis and exports on a FOB basis. This causes a systematic asymmetry as the ...
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the role of corporate income taxes as automatic stabilisers. The longer lag in recovery could also be partly due to taxation policies ... of new taxes. Indirect taxes are expected to have a shorter lag in reaction to the renewed growth in output. For indirect ...
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lower numbers of avoidable deaths. However, there is likely to be a long time lag between implementation of health (care) policies and changes in mortality rates and therefore any conclusions need to be drawn with caution.
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#039;, 'Restaurants and hotels' and 'Education' lag behind pre-pandemic levels.
[[Image:Evolution of chain linked volumes, index 2010=100 of household expenditure by consumption purpose .png|thumb|center|800px|Figure 4: Evolution of ...
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Currently, by the time statistics have been processed and indicators disseminated, EU-SILC final data have a lag of almost two years in the case of monetary income data and 1 to 1.5 years in the case of non-monetary information. This has profound implications ...
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these tables but provides them to the reporting countries. There is a time lag before these tables become available due to the necessary data redistribution. Furthermore, the territorialisation of international road freight data makes sense only when the datasets ...
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Figures 11 and 12 provide an analysis of the time taken for applicants to be transferred, based on the time lag between a decision being taken and the person actually being transferred. Data are compiled for three periods corresponding to the various ...
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sources and for different points in time to take into account time lag respect to innovative activity; (ii) what kind of deliverables should become available at the EU level and at what level of disaggregation.
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and financial economic activity that are available with a short time lag. They have thus been developed to form an integral part of the system of accounts. A chapter on quarterly national accounts was introduced in the 1995 version of the ESA and Eurostat ...
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months after the end of the reference period, while for Portugal the time lag is 21 months, and for Finland and Sweden 24 months. For other countries, it remains between 30 and 39 months. While compilation of SUTs is time consuming and requires many resources ...
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has been persistent or has recently changed direction or pace. Given the time lag of the annual data, the assessments mainly refer to the periods up to 2022 or 2023. EU Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) refer to people’s income up to the year ...
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total shows particularly high values in 2015, 2016 and 2017, representing a lag of approximately one year compared with the highest values observed for asylum applications (see Figure 11).
A peak of 3 150 positive decisions was recorded in 2016 after ...
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million during the same period. This discrepancy can be partly explained by the lag time between a decision and the issue of an actual residence permit as well as by the number of refugees and beneficiaries of subsidiary protection leaving the country. However ...
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reasons which could explain this discrepancy are: (i) the time lag between a positive decision and the actual delivery of a residence permit; (ii) the fact that beneficiaries of international protection are not required to have a residence permit; and ...
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thrive due to an inflow of younger more-qualified generations, whereas others lag behind and progressively age due to the departure of younger cohorts. This demographic transition may impact population structures across EU regions, resulting in (among other ...
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Despite some progress, female employment rates still lag behind male rates in the vast majority of EU regions. The European Commission’s [https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/policies/justice-and-fundamental-rights/gender-equality/gender ...
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