The Review of Economics and Statistics

Risks to global food prices from El Niño

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fredag, september 29, 2023
International economics, Food, Heat, Probability, Classification, EMU, Journal of International Economics, International Review of Economics & Finance, Farmer, Statistics, Review, Season, Nature Communications, Public sector banks in India, Dis, Temperature, Common, Forecasting, Commodity, Development, NOAA, Journal, Euro, Canadian International Council, Anomaly, Mining, International Journal of Central Banking, The Review of Economics and Statistics, Coffee, Weather, Role, Policy, Soybean, Corporate Governance: An International Review, Complex, Cochineal, Airline, Bookkeeping, Agriculture, Textile, Drink, Economics
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JMI Equity Announces Promotions

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tisdag, augusti 1, 2023
Finance, Consulting, Professional Services, Technology, Software, Triple accreditation, BS, University, Marketing, Statistics, General partnership, The Review of Economics and Statistics, MBA, Multimedia, OpenSesame Inc, Haas School of Business, JMI, Wang, Huntress, Business administration, Carnegie Mellon University, Mehta, Marshall School, Berkeley, Growth, Wells Fargo, USC Marshall School of Business, Cryptocurrency, Management, Business, Economics, Accounting

JMI Equity (“JMI”), a growth equity firm focused on investing in leading software companies, today announced the promotions of Lindsay Mehta to Director, Investor Relations & Marketing, and Christian Kurth to Principal.

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  • JMI Equity (“JMI”), a growth equity firm focused on investing in leading software companies, today announced the promotions of Lindsay Mehta to Director, Investor Relations & Marketing, and Christian Kurth to Principal.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230801752781/en/
    In addition, JMI announced the promotions of Dina Berdichevsky and Josh Wang to Vice President.
  • “These well-deserved promotions are a testament to the talent of our team and the professional development that JMI actively supports throughout our colleagues’ careers,” said Peter Arrowsmith, Managing General Partner at JMI.
  • Prior to joining JMI in 2015, Kurth was an investment banking analyst in the technology group at Wells Fargo.

Carry-over effects and intra-quarter GDP growth – estimates based on monthly indicators

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fredag, november 11, 2022
ECB, Foodservice, Environment, The Review of Economics and Statistics, Time series, Coronavirus, GDP, Deutsche Bundesbank, Observation, Chart, Growth, Review, Statistics, Industry, Insurance, COVID-19, Tourism, Drug, Video game, Bookkeeping, Economics

The annual average growth rate of real GDP for a given year partly reflects developments in the previous year.

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  • The annual average growth rate of real GDP for a given year partly reflects developments in the previous year.
  • The annual growth rate of real GDP for a given year is determined by the growth dynamics of real GDP not only in that particular year but also in the previous year, which results in a carry-over effect.
  • The carry-over effect captures how much annual GDP would grow if all quarterly growth rates in that year were zero.
  • The growth dynamics in the year in question can then simply be calculated as the difference between the annual growth rate and the carry-over effect.
  • [2] Similarly, the quarterly growth rate of real GDP can in part be explained by developments in the previous quarter.
  • This box presents estimates of carry-over effects and intra-quarter growth rates in recent quarters as well as the respective contributions from the main economic sectors.
  • Specifically, a measure of monthly real GDP is estimated from January to September 2022 by interpolating actual quarterly real GDP into monthly observations using monthly indicator variables.
  • [5] Quarterly and estimated monthly real GDP levels for the euro area
    (index: January 2022 = 100)

    Sources: Eurostat and ECB calculations.

  • Notes: The chart shows the profile of estimated monthly real GDP from January to September 2022 based on an interpolation of actual quarterly GDP using monthly industrial, construction and services production as explanatory variables.

BRG Bolsters Labor and Employment Practice with Addition of Four Managing Directors

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måndag, september 19, 2022
Journal of Sports Economics, Employment, Journal, Review, Risk, Strayer, Journal of Labor Economics, Civil Rights Act of 1964, LLC, The Journal of Human Resources, Organization, OFCCP, Compliance, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Mitchem, BRG, Wayne DuMond, Risk assessment, Industry, Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, Government, Occupation, Labour economics, The Review of Economics and Statistics, Journal of Labor Research, Doctor of Philosophy, Sports economics, Statistics, Research, Labor and Employment Relations Association, Institutional research, Industrial, Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, EEOC, Labour, Disability discrimination act, Sport, Berkeley Research Group, Management, Economics

The group significantly expands and complements the existing expertise of BRG's Labor and Employment practice, which includes managing directors Lewin, Thornton and Stefan Boedeker .

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  • The group significantly expands and complements the existing expertise of BRG's Labor and Employment practice, which includes managing directors Lewin, Thornton and Stefan Boedeker .
  • The arrival of these new experts marks the evolution of BRG's Labor and Employment practice into one of the most robust in the marketplace today.
  • In addition, Shippen has experience in building and managing large and complex employment databases to analyze the effects of employment practices and policies.
  • "This group's arrival further cements our market-leading Labor and Employment practice and represents a significant milestone for the practice's growth."