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With the release of Treasury papers from the 1970s under the 30-year rule we have a much more complete picture of the dispute in the 1970s between the Treasury and the Cambridge Economic Policy Group, especially given the role of three Cambridge economists. Nicholas Kaldor, Wynne Godley and...
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In this research paper, I have applied various econometric time series and two machine learning models to forecast the daily data on the yield spread − the difference between the 10-year Treasury yields and the 3-month Treasury bills. First, I decomposed the yield curve into its principal...
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Cieslak and Povala (2011) discovered that conditioning levels of interest rates on trend inflation helps to forecast bond returns. This note explores that theme using other measures of trend including trend GDP growth. I find that a model free de-trending of rates by trend GDP performs as well...
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This paper shows that foreign term spreads constructed from bond yields of non-U.S. G-7 constituents predict future U.S. recessions and that foreign term spreads are stronger predictors of U.S. recessions occurring within the next year than U.S. term spreads. U.S. and foreign term spreads are...
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