Spyros Makridakis
Born 1941-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL4408911A
Top Subjects
- Forecasting -- Statistical methods (1)
- Forecasting -- Data processing (1)
- Business failures (1)
Books by Spyros Makridakis
Total count: 20
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The empirical determination of a unique and all inclusive stability distribution.European Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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Using simulation to cut sampling costsEuropean Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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The whys and wherefores of the systems approach.European Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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A comparison of forecasting sales methodsEuropean Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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An analysis of the interrelationships among the major world stock exhcangesEuropean Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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Cybernetic oriented MIS.European Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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World events and their non-influence on stock pricesEuropean Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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Predicting European stock indicies from movements in the New York Stock ExchangeEuropean Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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The design of a cybernetic type inventory control system.European Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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On the synthesis of general systemsEuropean Institute of Business Administration1971-01-01
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Forecastingmethods and applications2nd ed.Wiley1983-01-01
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"MetaforecastingWays of improving forecasting. Accuracy and Usefulness"INSEAD1986-01-01
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"Sliding simulationA new approach to time series forecasting"INSEAD1986-01-01
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"Business firms and managers in the 21st century"INSEAD1986-01-01
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"Predicting recessions and other turning points"INSEAD1986-01-01
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"Why combining works?"INSEAD1986-01-01
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"A new approach to statistical forecasting"INSEAD1986-01-01
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The role of wealth, government debt and credit in the Greek economyUniversity of Southampton, Dept. of Economics1989-01-01
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Exponential smoothingthe effect of initial values and loss functions on post-sample forecasting accuracyINSEAD1990-01-01
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What can we learn from failureINSEAD1991-01-01