日本政府建设预测对经济发展的合理性和信息优势

IF 3 Q2 BUSINESS

Construction Management and Economics Pub Date : 2024-02-10 DOI:10.1080/01446193.2024.2312167

Yoichi Tsuchiya

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本研究探讨了 1960 年至 2019 年间日本政府建筑预测的合理性，并研究了建筑预测是否比其他预测具有信息优势。

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Rationality and information advantage of the Japanese government’s construction forecasts over economic development

This study examines the rationality of Japanese government construction forecasts between 1960 and 2019 and investigates whether the construction forecasts have an information advantage over other ...

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Construction Management and Economics BUSINESS-

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7.50

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14.70%

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