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Big Data Analysis: The Next Frontier

Nii Armah
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Bank of Canada Review, 2013, vol. 2013, issue Summer, 32-39

Abstract: The formulation of monetary policy at the Bank of Canada relies on the analysis of a broad set of economic information. Greater availability of immediate and detailed information would improve real-time economic decision making. Technological advances have provided an opportunity to exploit “big data”—the vast amount of digital data from business transactions, social media and networked computers. Big data can be a complement to traditional information sources, offering fresh insight for the monitoring of economic activity and inflation.

Date: 2013
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