A note on the consistency of seasonally adjusted systems of series with particular reference to the Canadian employment series / by Pierre A. Cholette.: CS11-614/89-13E-PDF
"For a given month the seasonally unadjusted figure for employment at the Canada level is identically equal to the sum of the corresponding provincial figures; and identically equal to the sum of the corresponding figures of the four age-sex groups (Males 15- 24 years, Males 25 years and over, Females 15-24 years, Females 25 years and over). After seasonal adjustment, the consistency of the system no longer prevails: the total obtained by summing over the provincial figures generally differs slightly from that obtained by summing over the age-sex groups. This document points out strategies to restore the consistency of a system of series, after seasonal adjustment or after any other statistical processing such as forecasting and benchmarking. Those strategies are based on generalized least square adjustment"--Abstract.
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| Title | A note on the consistency of seasonally adjusted systems of series with particular reference to the Canadian employment series / by Pierre A. Cholette. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | 3 |
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| Departmental catalogue number | 11-614E |
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