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industry data, we obtain the aggregate, regional and sectoral elasticities of measured TFP, GDP, and employment to regional and … matches the U.S. input-output matrix. Using data on trade flows by industry between states, as well as other regional and …
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We examine the ability of auto industry stock returns to forecast quarterly changes in the growth rates of real GDP … rates of GDP and various forms of consumption. The superior predictive power of auto returns holds for both in-sample and …
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; as a result, mistaken calculations with NIPA data have become very common. This paper explains the motivation for the … switch to chain aggregation and then illustrates the usage of chain-aggregated data with three topical examples, each …
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The simultaneous occurrence of devaluation and recession in Mexico in 1995, as well as in the East Asian economies more recently, appears to contradict the conventional view that devaluations are expansionary. Moreover, a sizeable theoretical and empirical literature also argues that, contrary...
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Which provides a better estimate of the "true" state of the U.S. economy, gross domestic product (GDP) or gross … numerous situations beyond the case of combining GDP and GDI. For that particular case, we analyze various vintages of … estimates, developing models for combining GDP and GDI under the differing assumptions, and use revisions to show the news …
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This work estimates Markov switching models on real time data and shows that the growth rate of gross domestic income … (GDI), deflated by the GDP deflator, has done a better job recognizing the start of recessions than has the growth rate of … real GDP. This result suggests that placing an increased focus on GDI may be useful in assessing the current state of the …
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volatility of U.S. GDP growth beginning in 1984. Determining whether the source is good luck, good policy or better inventory … aggregate data. We find that changes in the relative volatility of sales and output, which have been interpreted by some as …
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Revisions to GDP announcements are known to be quite large in all G-7 countries: many revisions in quarterly GDP growth … are over a full percentage point at an annualized rate. In this paper, we examine the predictability of these data … revisions. Previous work suggests that U.S. GDP revisions are largely unpredictable, as would be the case if the revisions …
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important source of error in US macroeconomic quantity data such as GDP growth, illustrates downward bias in regressions of GDP …
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This paper formalizes the process of updating the nowcast and forecast on output and inflation as new releases of data … larger than that of the Employment Report. When we control for timeliness of the releases, the effect of hard data becomes … sizeable. Prices and quantities affect the precision of the estimates of inflation, while GDP is affected only by real …
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