Recent literature has suggested that macroeconomic forecasters may have asymmetric loss functions, and that there may be heterogeneity across forecasters in the degree to which they weigh under- and over-predictions. Using an individual-level analysis that exploits the Survey of Professional Forecasters respondents’ histogram forecasts, we find little evidence of asymmetric loss for the inflation forecaster
We combine the innovative approaches of Elliott, Komunjer, and Timmermann (2005) and Patton and Timm...
Inflation forecasts of the Federal Reserve systematically under-predicted inflation before Volcker a...
We combine the innovative approaches of Elliott, Komunjer, and Timmermann (2005) and Patton and Timm...
The recent literature has suggested that macroeconomic forecasters may have asymmetric loss function...
The recent literature has suggested that macroeconomic forecasters may have asymmetric loss functio...
This dissertation consists of three studies that address the analysis of macroeconomic forecasts und...
Based on annual data for growth and inflation forecasts for Germany covering the time span from 1970...
Using forecasts of the Brazilian real and the Mexican peso, we analyze the shape of the loss functio...
It has been well documented that the consensus forecast from surveys of professional forecasters sho...
In this thesis heterogeneity in inflation forecasts is analysed. First, the Survey of Professional ...
Using time series of forecast errors for a large number of US companies, we estimate the parameter o...
Recent work has emphasized the importance of evaluating estimates of a statistical functional (such ...
Inflation forecasts of the Federal Reserve seem to have systematically under-predicted inflation fro...
The expectations-augmented Phillips curve (PC) is a cornerstone of many macroeconomic models. We co...
Recent research suggests that optimistically biased earnings forecasts issued by analysts are attrib...
We combine the innovative approaches of Elliott, Komunjer, and Timmermann (2005) and Patton and Timm...
Inflation forecasts of the Federal Reserve systematically under-predicted inflation before Volcker a...
We combine the innovative approaches of Elliott, Komunjer, and Timmermann (2005) and Patton and Timm...
The recent literature has suggested that macroeconomic forecasters may have asymmetric loss function...
The recent literature has suggested that macroeconomic forecasters may have asymmetric loss functio...
This dissertation consists of three studies that address the analysis of macroeconomic forecasts und...
Based on annual data for growth and inflation forecasts for Germany covering the time span from 1970...
Using forecasts of the Brazilian real and the Mexican peso, we analyze the shape of the loss functio...
It has been well documented that the consensus forecast from surveys of professional forecasters sho...
In this thesis heterogeneity in inflation forecasts is analysed. First, the Survey of Professional ...
Using time series of forecast errors for a large number of US companies, we estimate the parameter o...
Recent work has emphasized the importance of evaluating estimates of a statistical functional (such ...
Inflation forecasts of the Federal Reserve seem to have systematically under-predicted inflation fro...
The expectations-augmented Phillips curve (PC) is a cornerstone of many macroeconomic models. We co...
Recent research suggests that optimistically biased earnings forecasts issued by analysts are attrib...
We combine the innovative approaches of Elliott, Komunjer, and Timmermann (2005) and Patton and Timm...
Inflation forecasts of the Federal Reserve systematically under-predicted inflation before Volcker a...
We combine the innovative approaches of Elliott, Komunjer, and Timmermann (2005) and Patton and Timm...