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to predict the US unemployment rate. We perform a deep out-of-sample comparison of many forecasting models. With respect …
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-of-sample forecasting performance at nearly all in-sample interval lengths and forecast horizons, both when compared with models estimated …
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the US unemployment rate. We perform a deep out-of-sample forecasting comparison analyzing many models that adopt both our …
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, are relevant to forecasting economic growth and stock returns, and whether they contain information that is orthogonal to …
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The paper provides probability estimates of the state of the GDP growth. A regime-switching model defines the probability of the Greek GDP being in boom or recession. Then probit models extract the predictive information of a set of explanatory (economic and financial) variables regarding the...
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In this paper we study international linkages when forecasting unemployment rates in a sample of 24 OECD economies. We …
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Many macroeconomic forecasts and forecast updates like those from IMF and OECD typically involve both a model component, which is replicable, as well as intuition, which is non-replicable. Intuition is expert knowledge possessed by a forecaster. If forecast updates are progressive, forecast...
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We propose the use of Google online search data for nowcasting and forecasting the number of food stamps recipients. We … perform a large out-of-sample forecasting exercise with almost 3000 competing models with forecast horizons up to 2 years …
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In this paper we introduce a “power booster factor” for out-of-sample tests of predictability. The relevant econometric environment is one in which the econometrician wants to compare the population Mean Squared Prediction Errors (MSPE) of two models: one big nesting model, and another...
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In this study, we evaluate the effectiveness of three popular econometric models ARIMA, MIDAS, and VAR for forecasting … models can offer additional benefits for forecasting accuracy and robustness. By leveraging the strengths of each model, such …
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