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Séries Longas Trimestrais para a Economia Portuguesa: 1977-2014

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  • Ana Sequeira
  • Fátima Cardoso

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Este artigo apresenta séries longas trimestrais (de 1977 a 2014) consistentes com a versão mais recente das Contas Nacionais divulgadas pelo INE. A informação apresentada cobre um conjunto alargado de variáveis e corresponde à atualização das séries longas trimestrais regularmente publicadas pelo Banco de Portugal (divulgação dos dados para 2014 e revisão dos dados anteriores de acordo com o SEC 2010). Em simultâneo, descrevem-se detalhadamente os procedimentos metodológicos adotados na construção das séries, que visam uma maior comparabilidade ao longo do tempo. As séries publicadas estão distribuídas por três blocos: despesa, rendimento disponível e mercado de trabalho.

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  • Ana Sequeira & Fátima Cardoso, 2015. "Séries Longas Trimestrais para a Economia Portuguesa: 1977-2014," Working Papers o201501, Banco de Portugal, Economics and Research Department.
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    1. Cláudia Duarte & Gabriela Castro, 2023. "The M Model: a macroeconomic model for the Portuguese economy," Economic Bulletin and Financial Stability Report Articles and Banco de Portugal Economic Studies, Banco de Portugal, Economics and Research Department.

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