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Analysis of electricity prices for Central American countries using dynamic conditional score models
Blazsek, Szabolcs; Hernández, Hector - In: Empirical economics : a journal of the Institute for … 55 (2018) 4, pp. 1807-1848
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Technology indicators and economic growth in the European area : some empirical evidence
Verspagen, Bart - 1994 - 2. draft
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An evaluation of the index of leading indicators as predictor of cyclical turning points using Markov switching model as filter
Lahiri, Kajal; Wang, Jiazhuo G. - 1993
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Do leading indexes really influence the probability of Australian business cycle phase shifts?
Layton, Allan P. - 1996
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Forecasting using leading indicators : some empir. evidence for Austria
Ledolter, Johannes; Schebeck, Fritz; Thury, Gerhard - 1981
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Evaluating real-time forecasts in real-time
Dijk, Dick van (contributor);  … - 2007
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Smooth regimes, macroeconomic variables, and bagging for the short-term interest rate process
Audrino, Francesco; Medeiros, Marcelo C. - 2008
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How well do diffusion indexes capture business cycles? : A spectral analysis
Owens, Raymond; Sarte, Pierre-Daniel - In: Economic quarterly 91 (2005) 4, pp. 23-42
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Regime transplants in GDP growth forecasting : a recipe for better predictions?
Gelder, Lennard van; Stokman, Ad C. J. - 2006
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Using the dynamic bi-factor model with Markov switching to predict the cyclical turns in the large European economies
Kholodilin, Konstantin A. (contributor) - 2006
The appropriately selected leading indicators can substantially improve the forecasting of the peaks and troughs of the business cycle. Using the novel methodology of the dynamic bi-factor model with Markov switching and the data for three largest European economies (France, Germany, and UK) we...
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