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factors predominantly drive core goods price changes. When comparing forecasting performance, we find that both the aggregate …
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Recent empirical work has considered the prediction of inflation by combining the information in a large number of time series. One such method that has been found to give consistently good results consists of simple equal weighted averaging of the forecasts over a large number of different...
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Changing time series properties of US inflation and economic activity, measured as marginal costs, are modeled within a set of extended Phillips Curve (PC) models. It is shown that mechanical removal or modeling of simple low frequency movements in the data may yield poor predictive results...
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MDS approach. In a forecasting exercise the MDS model compares favorably to the Bernoulli model for one quarter and one … year ahead inflation. In addition, it turns out that the performance of MDS model forecasting is competitive in comparison … with other models found to be useful in the inflation forecasting literature. …
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We specify an empirical model of US inflation which has the dynamics of wage and price setting at its core. In the dynamic wage equation an equilibrium-correction term connects the wage level to industrial prosperity indicators. In that way, the role of wage setting in the dynamics of the...
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This note documents a curious finding about the substantial forecast ability of a simple aggregator of three commodity futures prices for U.S. core inflation. The proposed aggregator reduces the out-of-sample root mean squared error for 12-month-ahead inflation forecasts of the benchmark AR(1)...
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This paper introduces a form of boundedly-rational expectations into an otherwise standard New Keynesian Phillips curve … this simple model of inflation expectations can generate time-varying inflation dynamics similar to those observed in long …
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The Phillips curve framework, which includes the output gap and natural rate hypothesis, plays a central role in the canonical macroeconomic model used in analyses of monetary policy. It is now well understood that real-time data must be used to evaluate historical monetary policy. We believe...
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frequencies are carefully modeled. Modeling inflation expectations using survey data and adding level shifts and stochastic …
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volatilities of inflation are estimated more precisely using rich PC models. Estimated inflation expectations track nicely the …
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