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Statistical inference in the multinomial multiperiod probit model

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Are financial analysts' forecasts of corporate profits rational?

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Real wages over the business cycle : estimating the impact of heterogeneity with micro data

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Are economic forecasts rational?

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Are Financial Analysts' Forecasts of Corporate Profits Rational?

Keane, Michael P. - 1998

This paper develops generalized method-of-moments tests for the rationality of earnings per share forecasts made by individual stock analysts. We fail to reject the hypothesis of rationality as long as we take into account two complications: (1) the correlation in a given period of analysts'...

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