Showing posts with label statistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label statistics. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

The Crisis and Emerging Markets


Some statistics prepared for CIB class to put together with the report from the Financial Stability Report April 2009, first chapter.


Large outflows experienced in 2008 from emerging economies. It is predicted to still in their outflow in the coming years.




Emerging economies (will) suffer badly from global crisis, especially exporters in East Asia. Take a look at this article.

Monday, April 20, 2009

Hanoi stays in the first place for searching 'blog'

Follow this article, Google Trends is used to see the trend of blog searching. The results displayed are all over the world.


Rankings in regions and in languages



Google Trends uses IP address information from the server logs to make a best guess about where queries originated. Language information is determined by the language version of the Google site where the search originated.



From seeing trend and analyzing figures on a daily basis, a lot of things can be done to project (and prevent) some future events.

'Fluctuations in the frequency with which people search for certain words or phrases online can improve the accuracy of the econometric models', argues Hyunyoung Choi and as Alan Greenspan's work in his early career. (He's not popular with the belief that the market is right and can self-correct at this moment. Yet there are always something to be learnt irrespective of right or wrong.)