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on this, earnings are forecast as probability distributions. As reflected by the output distributions, in general, given …
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Decision and policy makers often ask experts to forecast a future state. Experts, however, can be biased. In the … estimation. To this end, we consider a one-shot setting with one forecast per expert and show that our model is identifiable up …
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We construct probability forecasts for episodes of price deflation (i.e., a falling price level) using yields on nominal and real U.S. Treasury bonds. The deflation probability forecasts identify two “deflation scares” during the past decade: a mild one following the 2001 recession, and a...
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often produce squared forecast errors that are much larger on average. In this paper, we document the novel stylized fact … a significantly improved match between ex-ante and ex-post forecast uncertainty. According to our estimates, uncertainty …
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often produce squared forecast errors that are much larger on average. In this paper, we document the novel stylized fact … a significantly improved match between ex-ante and ex-post forecast uncertainty. According to our estimates, uncertainty …
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The Empirical Probability (EP) technique is proposed as an effective support tool to assist agents operating in a global fusion of financial markets. This technique facilitates the identification and prediction of primary, secondary and tertiary trends in addition to the recognition of trend...
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We combine the probability forecasts of a real GDP decline from the U.S. Survey of Professional Forecasters, after trimming the forecasts that do not have “value” as measured by the Kuiper Skill Score and in the sense of Merton (1981). For this purpose, we use a simple test to evaluate the...
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