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research reports conclude that the difference between the entertained forecasting models is 'insignificant'. This paper …
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In any dataset with individual forecasts of economic variables, some forecasters will perform better than others. However, it is possible that these ex post differences reflect sampling variation and thus overstate the ex ante differences between forecasters. In this paper, we present a simple...
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This paper examines the corporation tax forecasting techniques used by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. For current … forecasts. In the short term inaccuracies in the modelling process are found to be more important than errors in forecasting …
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If oil exporters stabilize the purchasing power of their export revenues in terms of imports, exchange rate developments (and particularly, developments in the US dollar/euro exchange rate) may contain information about oil price changes. This hypothesis depends on three conditions: (a) OPEC has...
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. While the forecasting error of the combined forecast tends to be systematically smaller than that of the individual model …
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We propose a new time series model aimed at forecasting crude oil prices. The proposed specification is an unobserved …
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We suggest a theoretical basis for the comparative evaluation of forecasts. Instead of the general assumption that the data is generated from a stochastic model, we classify three stages of prediction experiments: pure non-stochastic prediction of given data, stochastic prediction of given data,...
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several forecasting experiments. …
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capable of forecasting agricul-tural prices on a quarterly basis. Firstly, we find that seasonal cycles in agricultural …
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This paper uses Monte Carlo techniques to assess the loss in terms of forecast accuracy which is incurred when the true DGP exhibits parameter instability which is either overlooked or incorrectly modelled. We find that the loss is considerable when a FCM is estimated instead of the true TVCM,...
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