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This paper compares the German Gross Domestic Product between 1991 and 2008 with the Ifo business indicators. Because GDP is published quarterly but the Ifo indicators monthly, the most analyses compare these variables by merging the indicators to quarterly data. In this paper an alternative way...
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Germany using the growth rates of German real GDP. We use the post-unification data which cover years from 1991 through 2004 …
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The Conference Board's Leading Economic Indicators Index suffers from construction flaws, which reduce its predictive power as well as one's ability to interpret its signals. This paper develops a vector autoregression model to address these problems. The model's out-of-sample GDP forecasts,...
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relative to industrial production and orders in Germany. Although we find evidence that forecast characteristics based on real …
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Building on a mixed data sampling (MIDAS) model we evaluate the predictive power of a variety of monthly macroeconomic indicators for forecasting quarterly Chinese GDP growth. We iterate the evaluation over forecast horizons from 370 days to 1 day prior to GDP release and track the release days...
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