Edwin Frickey
Biographic Data
| ID | 1045932 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edwin Frickey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edwin |
| FAMILY NAME | Frickey |
| SIGNATURE | FRICKEY E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1920 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Production in the United States, 1860-1914
United States
Economic Fluctuations in the United States
Journal Article Economic Fluctuations in the United States Get access Economic Fluctuations in the United States. By EDWIN FBICKKY. (Harvard University Press (Oxford University Press), 1942. Pp. xxi + 375. 28s.) J. L. Nicholson J. L. Nicholson Institute of Statistics, Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 56, Issue 221, 1 March 1946, Pages 121–126, https://doi.org/10.2307/2225…
The Theory of Index-Number Bias
The Pattern of Short-Time Fluctuation in Economic Series, 1866-1914: Appendix
The Pattern of Short Time Fluctuation in Economic Series, 1866-1914
The Problem of Secular Trend
THIS article will treat the logical problem of the significance of trend-cycle separation in the analysis of time series, and also the related practical problem of choosing the best secular trend representation for a particular economic series. The article will with a discussion of the various points of view which have been held regarding the meaning of secular trend. I. A problem in mathemcatical curve fitting. It might be urged that in establis…
Revision of the Index of General Business Conditions
chart and its predecessors, and the relations among the curves and their significance are comparable with those found in the study of similar index charts extending back to I875. Such changes as have been made in the present revision are directed toward improvement in the accuracy and clarity of the picture given by the three curves. These changes, like those in earlier revisions, have been intended, not to abandon in whole or in part, but to rei…
Outside Bank Debits Corrected for Seasonal Variation: Monthly and Weekly, 1919-31
T HIS article presents a revision of our weekly and monthly series for bank debits outside New York City, I9g9 to date. The revised series have been adjusted for seasonal influences, but the problem of the determination and elimination of secular trend has been reserved for consideration in a later article.' The monthly series corrected for seasonal variation, I9I9-3 i,is given in Table i and Chart i; the corresponding weekly series, in Chart 2
A Statistical Study of Bank Clearings, 1875-1914
THE present study is a continuation of that described in a preceding article.' The object of this earlier investigation was to obtain for as long a period as possible prior to the outbreak of the World War an index of business activity as indicated by the fluctuations in a monthly series of aggregate bank clearings based upon a representative group of cities.2 The first installment of the present article contains certain supplementary discussion …
A Statistical Study of Bank Clearings, 1875-1914
The Course of Stock Prices, 1825-66
Money Rates and Security Prices
Bank Clearings Outside New York City, 1875-1914
T HE object of this study was to obtain for the United States, for as long a period as possible prior to the outbreak of the World War, a continuous monthly index of business activity as indicated by the fluctuations of bank clearings. In the construction of this index two steps were involved: first, monthly aggregate clearings were secured for a representative group of cities; and second, these monthly aggregates were corrected for long-time tre…
An Index of Industrial Stock Prices
M ONTHLY index numbers of industrial stock prices for the period 1902-2I, computed by averaging the quotations for the common and the preferred shares of twenty manufacturing companies, are presented graphically in Chart I.' The two series of common and preferred stock indices exhibit marked cyclical fluctuations. These series agree in their indication of the dates at which the important upward and downward swings began, but as might be expected,…
Business and Financial Conditions Following the Civil War in the United States
Warren M. Persons, Pierson M. Tuttle, Edwin Frickey, Business and Financial Conditions Following the Civil War in the United States, The Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 2, Supplement 2 (Jul., 1920), pp. 5-21
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Business and Financial Conditions Following the Civil War in the United States
Warren M. Persons, Pierson M. Tuttle, Edwin Frickey, Business and Financial Conditions Following the Civil War in the United States, The Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 2, Supplement 2 (Jul., 1920), pp. 5-21
An Index of Industrial Stock Prices
M ONTHLY index numbers of industrial stock prices for the period 1902-2I, computed by averaging the quotations for the common and the preferred shares of twenty manufacturing companies, are presented graphically in Chart I.' The two series of common and preferred stock indices exhibit marked cyclical fluctuations. These series agree in their indication of the dates at which the important upward and downward swings began, but as might be expected,…
Bank Clearings Outside New York City, 1875-1914
T HE object of this study was to obtain for the United States, for as long a period as possible prior to the outbreak of the World War, a continuous monthly index of business activity as indicated by the fluctuations of bank clearings. In the construction of this index two steps were involved: first, monthly aggregate clearings were secured for a representative group of cities; and second, these monthly aggregates were corrected for long-time tre…
Money Rates and Security Prices
The Course of Stock Prices, 1825-66
A Statistical Study of Bank Clearings, 1875-1914
THE present study is a continuation of that described in a preceding article.' The object of this earlier investigation was to obtain for as long a period as possible prior to the outbreak of the World War an index of business activity as indicated by the fluctuations in a monthly series of aggregate bank clearings based upon a representative group of cities.2 The first installment of the present article contains certain supplementary discussion …
A Statistical Study of Bank Clearings, 1875-1914
Outside Bank Debits Corrected for Seasonal Variation: Monthly and Weekly, 1919-31
T HIS article presents a revision of our weekly and monthly series for bank debits outside New York City, I9g9 to date. The revised series have been adjusted for seasonal influences, but the problem of the determination and elimination of secular trend has been reserved for consideration in a later article.' The monthly series corrected for seasonal variation, I9I9-3 i,is given in Table i and Chart i; the corresponding weekly series, in Chart 2
Revision of the Index of General Business Conditions
chart and its predecessors, and the relations among the curves and their significance are comparable with those found in the study of similar index charts extending back to I875. Such changes as have been made in the present revision are directed toward improvement in the accuracy and clarity of the picture given by the three curves. These changes, like those in earlier revisions, have been intended, not to abandon in whole or in part, but to rei…
The Pattern of Short Time Fluctuation in Economic Series, 1866-1914
The Problem of Secular Trend
THIS article will treat the logical problem of the significance of trend-cycle separation in the analysis of time series, and also the related practical problem of choosing the best secular trend representation for a particular economic series. The article will with a discussion of the various points of view which have been held regarding the meaning of secular trend. I. A problem in mathemcatical curve fitting. It might be urged that in establis…
The Pattern of Short-Time Fluctuation in Economic Series, 1866-1914: Appendix
The Theory of Index-Number Bias
Economic Fluctuations in the United States
Journal Article Economic Fluctuations in the United States Get access Economic Fluctuations in the United States. By EDWIN FBICKKY. (Harvard University Press (Oxford University Press), 1942. Pp. xxi + 375. 28s.) J. L. Nicholson J. L. Nicholson Institute of Statistics, Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 56, Issue 221, 1 March 1946, Pages 121–126, https://doi.org/10.2307/2225…
Production in the United States, 1860-1914
United States
Economics (14 works) · Econometrics (7 works) · Mathematics (6 works) · Statistics (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Index (typography) (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis (3 works)