by Anne Dumoulin | Apr 16, 2019 | Econometrics, Mathematics, Statistics
‘Forever young, I want to be forever young! Do you really want to live forever, forever and ever young?’ is what has been sung in a popular song. This question has been asked frequently by a lot of people. The answer to this question certainly differs per person. Yet,...
by Anne Dumoulin | Mar 7, 2019 | Economy
In the past few weeks you probably have come across the composition of Great Britain and the word exit, Brexit. Simply said, the Brexit is the departure of Great Britain who are currently still part of the European Union. Motivation The relationship between Great...
by Anne Dumoulin | Dec 18, 2018 | Econometrics
In different sectors, companies reckon more than ever the econometrician is a valued employee. Firms striving for innovation and a data driven approach nowadays, will hire a data analyst at some point, in order to derive significant outcomes. Through research,...
by Anne Dumoulin | Sep 11, 2018 | Economy, Statistics
In de periode van 2006 tot 2017 fluctueerden de olieprijzen gigantisch, iets waar je als aandeelhouder niet op zit te wachten. Deze periode kende veel volatiliteit en er ontstonden twee scherpe crashes. De eerste crash, in 2008, was geassocieerd met de financiële...
by Anne Dumoulin | Apr 3, 2018 | Economy
Around 80 percent of the total market value of cocaine production is consumed by Europe and the United States. In order to transport the cocaine from South America and Western Africa to the users of the drug, nine intermediaries are needed on average. Cocaine is...
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