Abstract. This paper uses forecast revisions to provide direct evidence on the persistence of shocks to GDP. The evidence from the forecasting record of professional, academic and government economists suggests that innovations in GDP exhibit far greater persistence than would be implied by simple trend stationary models. Instead, the persistence matches or exceeds the levels of persistence generated by low-order ARIMA models. Preliminary and incomplete. Suggestions and comments needed
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Size, persistence and interrelation of nominal and real shocks: Some evidence from four countrie
The distinction between transitory and permanent shocks bears important implications for economic an...
Persistence in economic variables is common. We re-examine that using a time-varying parameter model...
textabstractMacro-economic forecasts typically involve both a model component, which is replicable, ...
This paper studies how expectations regarding current and future output growth are revised as the st...
We analyze individual professional forecasters' beliefs concerning the persistence of GDP shocks. De...
This paper examines whether output fluctuations are better characterized as shocks with measurable a...
Integrated assessment models (IAMs) typically ignore the impact climate change could have on economi...
This paper develops a multisectoral framework for the measurement of persistence of shocks to sector...
This paper aims to demonstrate that the data revision process affects the persistence of gross domes...
This thesis addresses the issue of estimating persistence of economic shocks using time series model...
abstract: this paper presents evidence on the following question: by how much does an unexpected cha...
Purpose – This paper aims to investigate the integrational properties of real GDP for 125 coun...
If an economic time series behaves asymmetrically, then an interpretation of economic fluctuations b...
We show that several shocks identified without restrictions from a model, and frequently used in the...
Size, persistence and interrelation of nominal and real shocks: Some evidence from four countrie
The distinction between transitory and permanent shocks bears important implications for economic an...
Persistence in economic variables is common. We re-examine that using a time-varying parameter model...
textabstractMacro-economic forecasts typically involve both a model component, which is replicable, ...
This paper studies how expectations regarding current and future output growth are revised as the st...