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increasingly featured, along with linear counterparts, in the forecasting literature. In this study, we focus on forecasting South … consistently and signicantly beats the LoLiMoT's performance in forecasting South African in ation. …
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increasingly featured, along with linear counterparts, in the forecasting literature. In this study, we focus on forecasting South … competing model consistently and significantly beats the LoLiMoT's performance in forecasting South African inflation. …
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benchmarks (naive and autoregressive models) in forecasting real US house price over the annual out-of-sample period of 1859 …
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20 bivariate regression models, are used in order to capture the influence of fundamentals in forecasting residential …
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Information on economic policy uncertainty (EPU) does matter in predicting oil returns especially when accounting for omitted nonlinearities in the relationship between these two variables via a time-varying coefficient approach. In this work, we compare the forecastability of standard, Bayesian...
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Information on economic policy uncertainty (EPU) does matter in predicting oil returns especially when accounting for omitted nonlinearities in the relationship between these two variables via a time-varying coe¢ cient approach. In this work, we compare the forecastability of standard, Bayesian...
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Using forecasts of the inflation rate in South Africa, we study the rationality of forecasts and the shape of forecasters’ loss function. When we study micro-level data of individual forecasts, we find mixed evidence of an asymmetric loss function, suggesting that inflation forecasters are...
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forecasting gains are not significant relative to higher-order AR and nonlinear models, though simple benchmarks like the RW and … AR(1) models are statistically outperformed. Overall, we show that in terms of forecasting the US CPI, accounting for …
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-stochastic-general-equilibrium models of the economy, may prove crucial in forecasting turning points. …
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