Experimenteller Frühindikator zur Umsatzentwicklung aus Umsatzsteuervoranmeldungen
[Experimental leading indicator for turnover development from advance VAT returns]
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Verwaltungsdaten; Konjunkturstatistik; Umsatzsteuervoranmeldungen; Umsatzindex; experimentelle Daten; administrative data; short-term statistics; advance VAT returns; turnover index; experimental data;All these keywords.
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