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growth rates cannot be predicted directly and requires a system estimation of two Chow-Lin prediction models, where we … compare classical and Bayesian estimation and prediction methods. We demonstrate the procedure for Spanish regional GDP growth …
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general but avoids the computational problems of a full-blown single model. Our approach differs from classical interpolation … interpolation, may fit very well in sample, but it is not useful for out-of-sample forecasts. As applications of linking series …
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general but avoids the computational problems of a full-blown single model. Our approach differs from classical interpolation … interpolation, may fit very well in sample, but it is not useful for out-of-sample forecasts. As applications of linking series …
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The asymmetric moving average model (asMA) is extended to allow forasymmetric quadratic conditional heteroskedasticity (asQGARCH). Theasymmetric parametrization of the conditional variance encompassesthe quadratic GARCH model of Sentana (1995). We introduce a framework fortesting asymmetries in...
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This paper argues that forecast estimators should minimise the loss function in a statistical, rather than deterministic, way. We introduce two new elements into the classical econometric analysis: a subjective guess on the variable to be forecasted and a probability reflecting the confidence...
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