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Forecast Behavior 5 Efficiency 4 Forecast Smoothing 4 Overconfidence 4 Revision Cost 4 Effizienz 2 Forecast 2 Forecasting model 2 Frühindikator 2 Leading indicator 2 Prognose 2 Prognoseverfahren 2 Theorie 2 Theory 2 Aggregation Bias 1 Growth Forecasts 1 Information Rigidity 1 Rational Inattention 1
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Working Paper 4 Arbeitspapier 2 Graue Literatur 2 Non-commercial literature 2
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English 4 Undetermined 1
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Reslow, André 4 Dovern, Jonas 1 Fritsche, Ulrich 1 Loungani, Prakash 1 Tamirisa, Natalia 1
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Department of Economics, George Washington University 1
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Sveriges Riksbank Working Paper Series 1 Sveriges Riksbank working paper series 1 Working Paper 1 Working Papers / Department of Economics, George Washington University 1 Working papers / Department of Economics, Uppsala University 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 2 EconStor 2 RePEc 1
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Inefficient use of competitors' forecasts?
Reslow, André - 2019
This paper assesses to what extent forecasters make efficient use of competitors' forecasts. Using a panel of forecasters, I find that forecasters underuse information from their competitors in their forecasts for current and next year's annual GDP growth and in ation. The results also show that...
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Inefficient use of competitors' forecasts?
Reslow, André - 2019
This paper assesses to what extent forecasters make effcient use of competitors' forecasts. Usinga panel of forecasters, I find that forecasters underuse information from their competitors in their forecasts for current and next year's annual GDP growth and inflation. The results also show that...
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Inefficient use of competitors' forecasts?
Reslow, André - 2019
This paper assesses to what extent forecasters make efficient use of competitors' forecasts. Using a panel of forecasters, I find that forecasters underuse information from their competitors in their forecasts for current and next year's annual GDP growth and in ation. The results also show that...
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Inefficient use of competitors' forecasts?
Reslow, André - 2019
This paper assesses to what extent forecasters make effcient use of competitors' forecasts. Usinga panel of forecasters, I find that forecasters underuse information from their competitors in their forecasts for current and next year's annual GDP growth and inflation. The results also show that...
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INFORMATION RIGIDITIES: COMPARING AVERAGE AND INDIVIDUAL FORECASTS FOR A LARGE INTERNATIONAL PANEL
Dovern, Jonas; Fritsche, Ulrich; Loungani, Prakash; … - Department of Economics, George Washington University - 2014
We study forecasts for real GDP growth using a large panel of individual forecasts from 36 advanced and emerging economies during 1989–2010. We show that the degree of information rigidity in average forecasts is substantially higher than that in individual forecasts. Individual level...
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