weekcount: Number of weeks in each economic quarter
In JGCRI/eiamod: Economic Indicator Modeling using EIA Data
Description
This table gives a count of the number of weeks in each quarter. Most quarters
have 13 weeks (91 days). The actual number of days in a quarter varies from 90
days (Q1 in non-leap years) to 92 (Q3 and Q4). Note, however, that even when the
number of days matches, the actual days being counted may vary a bit, with extra
days picked up at one end of the quarter and dropped at the other.
Format
A Data frame with three columns
- EconYear
Economic year.
- quarter
Economic quarter.
- n
Number of weeks in the quarter.
Details
There are four weeks in the dataset with a week count other than 13. 2009-Q4, 2010-Q3,
and 2015-Q4 each have 14 weeks, while 2010-Q1 has only 12.
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Description
This table gives a count of the number of weeks in each quarter. Most quarters have 13 weeks (91 days). The actual number of days in a quarter varies from 90 days (Q1 in non-leap years) to 92 (Q3 and Q4). Note, however, that even when the number of days matches, the actual days being counted may vary a bit, with extra days picked up at one end of the quarter and dropped at the other.
Format
A Data frame with three columns
- EconYear
Economic year.
- quarter
Economic quarter.
- n
Number of weeks in the quarter.
Details
There are four weeks in the dataset with a week count other than 13. 2009-Q4, 2010-Q3, and 2015-Q4 each have 14 weeks, while 2010-Q1 has only 12.
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