Abstract: In this paper, we develop a bivariate unobserved compo-nents model for ination and unemployment. The unobserved components are trend ination and the non-accelerating ination rate of unemployment (NAIRU). Our model also incorporates a time-varying Phillips curve and time-varying ination persistence. What sets this paper apart from the ex-isting literature is that we do not use unbounded random walks for the un-observed components, but rather use bounded random walks. For instance, NAIRU is assumed to evolve within bounds. Our empirical work shows the importance of bounding. We \u85nd that our bounded bivariate model fore-casts better than many alternatives, including a version of our model with unbounded unobserved components. Our ...
[[abstract]]This article proposes an unobserved-component model in which component innovations are g...
We derive two empirical Phillips curve models based on Robert Gordon's reduced form specification of...
Phillips curves are generally estimated under the assumption of linear-ity and parameter constancy. ...
In this paper, we develop a bivariate unobserved components model for in‡ation and unemployment. The...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. In this paper, we develop a bivariate unobserved components model for...
Abstract: We propose a bivariate structural time series framework to decompose GDP and the unemploym...
In this thesis I wish to model and forecast ination in both univariate and multivariate settings. On...
A forecasting model for unemployment is constructed that exploits the time-series properties of unem...
The paper discusses a simple univariate nonlinear parametric time-series model for unemployment rate...
We explore the relationship between unemployment and inflation in the United States (1949-2019) thro...
In this article, we construct the uniform confidence band (UCB) of nonparametric trend in a partiall...
Abstract: A knowledge of the level of trend ination is key to many current policy decisions and seve...
Abstract: The study uses a bivariate unobserved components model for output and the unemployment rat...
In this paper, we conduct uniform inference of two widely used versions of the Phillips curve, speci...
For U.S. data over 1950-85 the stochastic components of GNP growth and the unemployment rate appear ...
[[abstract]]This article proposes an unobserved-component model in which component innovations are g...
We derive two empirical Phillips curve models based on Robert Gordon's reduced form specification of...
Phillips curves are generally estimated under the assumption of linear-ity and parameter constancy. ...
In this paper, we develop a bivariate unobserved components model for in‡ation and unemployment. The...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. In this paper, we develop a bivariate unobserved components model for...
Abstract: We propose a bivariate structural time series framework to decompose GDP and the unemploym...
In this thesis I wish to model and forecast ination in both univariate and multivariate settings. On...
A forecasting model for unemployment is constructed that exploits the time-series properties of unem...
The paper discusses a simple univariate nonlinear parametric time-series model for unemployment rate...
We explore the relationship between unemployment and inflation in the United States (1949-2019) thro...
In this article, we construct the uniform confidence band (UCB) of nonparametric trend in a partiall...
Abstract: A knowledge of the level of trend ination is key to many current policy decisions and seve...
Abstract: The study uses a bivariate unobserved components model for output and the unemployment rat...
In this paper, we conduct uniform inference of two widely used versions of the Phillips curve, speci...
For U.S. data over 1950-85 the stochastic components of GNP growth and the unemployment rate appear ...
[[abstract]]This article proposes an unobserved-component model in which component innovations are g...
We derive two empirical Phillips curve models based on Robert Gordon's reduced form specification of...
Phillips curves are generally estimated under the assumption of linear-ity and parameter constancy. ...