Business & Economics
Korea
100%
Economic Growth
81%
Foreign Direct Investment
74%
Estimator
53%
Markov Switching
52%
Endogeneity
50%
South Korea
45%
Monetary Policy
45%
Willingness-to-pay
43%
United States of America
39%
Inflation
38%
Treatment Effects
37%
Income
37%
East Asia
34%
Credit
31%
Education
29%
Trade Integration
28%
Asian Economies
28%
Business Cycles
27%
Wages
26%
Maximum Likelihood Estimation
26%
Panel Data
25%
Inference
25%
China
25%
Exchange Rates
24%
Workers
24%
Financial Integration
24%
Regression Discontinuity
23%
Household
23%
Human Capital
23%
Markov Switching Model
22%
Global Financial Crisis
22%
Total Factor Productivity
22%
Educational Attainment
21%
Financial Crisis
21%
Labour Market
21%
Endogenous Regressors
21%
Productivity
21%
Social Welfare
20%
Yield Curve
20%
Comovement
20%
Heteroskedasticity
20%
Incentives
19%
Regime Shift
19%
Wage Inequality
19%
Contingent Valuation
19%
Testing
19%
Time-varying Parameter Model
19%
Factors
18%
Productivity Growth
18%
Recession
18%
Quantile Regression
18%
Licensing
18%
Economics
17%
Income Inequality
17%
Stock Returns
17%
Fixed Effects
17%
New Keynesian Phillips Curve
17%
Asian Countries
17%
Monetary Policy Rules
17%
Semiparametric Estimators
17%
Dimension Reduction
17%
Costs
17%
License
16%
Patents
16%
Assets
16%
Cointegration
16%
Asymptotic Distribution
16%
Auctions
16%
Debit Cards
16%
Instrumental Variables
16%
Structural Breaks
15%
Coefficients
15%
Simulation
15%
Common Factors
15%
Autoregression
15%
Free Trade Agreements
15%
Control Function
15%
Instrumental Variables Estimator
15%
Income Distribution
14%
Employers
14%
Real Exchange Rate
14%
Royalty
14%
Nelson-Siegel Model
14%
Bias Correction
14%
Medium of Exchange
14%
Permanent and Transitory Components
14%
Capital Controls
14%
Emerging Asian Countries
14%
Dividends
14%
Population Aging
14%
Empirical Evidence
14%
Government
14%
Japan
14%
Unemployment Rate
14%
Bond Market
13%
North Korea
13%
GDP Growth
13%
Alternatives
13%
Gibbs Sampling
13%
Social Sciences
Korea
74%
South Korea
40%
evidence
40%
economy
39%
economic growth
37%
wage
33%
income
31%
foreign investment
29%
direct investment
28%
productivity
27%
firm
26%
business cycle
25%
human capital
25%
China
24%
inflation
24%
monetary policy
22%
interest rate
20%
demand
18%
financial crisis
18%
Indonesia
17%
regression
17%
current account
15%
time series
15%
determinants
15%
industry
14%
time
14%
regime
14%
education
14%
simulation
13%
economics
13%
developing country
13%
market
13%
trend
13%
import
13%
gross domestic product
12%
fertility
12%
Phillips curve
12%
health
12%
macroeconomics
12%
recession
11%
labor market
11%
trade agreement
11%
worker
11%
capital accumulation
11%
cause
11%
OECD
10%
North Korea
10%
econometrics
10%
capital movement
10%
labor productivity
10%
free trade
9%
Japan
9%
premium
8%
gender
8%
efficiency
8%
experiment
8%
economic integration
8%
finance
7%
trade barrier
7%
labor supply
7%
performance
7%
mortality
7%
bank
7%
technological change
7%
Group
7%
labor
7%
labor force
7%
innovation
7%
population development
7%
substitution
6%
literature
6%
regional integration
6%
currency
6%
willingness to pay
6%
Healthcare
6%
infrastructure
6%
experience
6%
fluctuation
6%
profit
6%
information technology
5%
costs
5%
world economy
5%
financial sector
5%
unemployment rate
5%
employment trend
5%
distribution impact
5%
childhood
5%
projection
5%
incentive
5%
income distribution
5%
mobile social services
5%
risk premiums
5%
voting
5%
uncertainty
5%
currency reserve
5%
persistence
5%
assistance
5%
Mathematics
Monetary Policy
24%
Inflation
23%
Treatment Effects
23%
Markov Switching
21%
Model
19%
Wages
18%
Markov Switching Model
16%
Quantile Regression
15%
Sufficient Dimension Reduction
13%
Regression Model
13%
Estimator
12%
Panel Data
12%
Censored Regression
11%
Regression
11%
Recurrent Events
11%
Phillips Curve
11%
Competing Risks
11%
Instrumental Variables
10%
Quantile
10%
Market
9%
Sample Selection
9%
Estimate
9%
Forecast
9%
Variable Selection
8%
Accelerated Failure Time Model
8%
Heteroscedasticity
8%
Structural Breaks
8%
Timing
8%
Regime-switching Model
8%
Interquartile range
8%
Volatiles
8%
Persistence
8%
Business
8%
Time-varying Parameters
8%
Selection Model
8%
Interest Rates
8%
Propensity Score
8%
Covariates
8%
Evidence
8%
Econometrics
7%
Simulation Study
7%
Asymptotic distribution
7%
Method of Moments
7%
Trends
6%
Endogeneity
6%
Maximum Likelihood Estimation
6%
Volatility
6%
Children
6%
Cancer
6%
Demonstrate
5%
Performance
5%
Uncertainty
5%
Unobserved Components
5%
Real Business Cycles
5%
Failure Time
5%
Output
5%
High-dimensional
5%
Trade
5%
Welfare
5%
Control Function
5%
Stock Returns
5%
Shock
5%
Incentive Compatibility
5%
Equity
5%
Bias Correction
5%
Data analysis
5%
Heteroskedasticity
5%
Censoring
5%
Walrasian Equilibrium
5%
Forcing
5%
Multinomial Logit
5%