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The evaluation of the impact of an increase in gasoline tax on demand relies crucially on the estimate of the price elasticity. This paper presents an extended application of the Partially Linear Additive Model (PLAM) to the analysis of gasoline demand using a panel of US households, focusing...
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The evaluation of the impact of an increase in gasoline tax on demand relies crucially on the estimate of the price elasticity. This paper presents an extended application of the Partially Linear Additive Model (PLAM) to the analysis of gasoline demand using a panel of US households, focusing...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015216358
Much of the US inflation forecasting literature deals with examining the ability of macroeconomic indicators to predict the mean of future inflation, and the overwhelming evidence suggests that the macroeconomic indicators provide little or no predictability. In this paper, we expand the scope...
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type="main" xml:id="obes12065-abs-0001" <title type="main">Abstract</title> <p>This article investigates the evidence of time-variation and asymmetry in the persistence of US inflation. We compare the out-of-sample performance of different forecasting models and find that quantile forecasts from an Auto-Regressive (AR) model...</p>
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In this paper, we introduce a kernel estimator for the finite-dimensional parameter of a partially linear additive model. Under some regularity conditions, we establish n1/2-consistency and asymptotic normality of the estimator. Unlike existing kernel-based estimators: Fan et al. (1998. Ann....
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The evaluation of the impact of an increase in gasoline tax on demand relies crucially on the estimate of the price elasticity. This article presents an extended application of the Partially Linear Additive Model (PLAM) to the analysis of gasoline demand using a panel of U.S. households,...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008503107
Much of the inflation forecasting literature examines the ability of macroeconomic indicators to predict the mean inflation accurately. For the period after 1984, the existing empirical evidence largely suggests that the likelihood of predicting inflation accurately using macroeconomic...
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