This paper derives a model of the stocks plan based on optimal behavior by the firm when facing adjustment costs with forward-looking expectations formation. Estimates of the model are reported for manufacturing, using three alternative expectations mechanisms for determining expected sales: time series; published forecasts (derived from National Institute published forecasts); and rational expectations. The latter uses a submodel dependent on weakly exogenous variables. Single equation and whole model comparisons are made of the stocks equation estimated with forward expectations versus a traditional backward-looking model. These favor the forward-looking model
Kalman filtering is used as a method of analysing the expectation formulation procedures employed by...
The Norwegian export price for an aggregated commodity is modelled assuming price-setting behaviour....
The Norwegian export price for an aggregated commodity is modelled assuming price-setting behaviour....
This paper derives a model of the stocks plan based on optimal behavior by the firm when facing adju...
Forecasting levels of stocks held by manufacturing industry is problematic. Stocks are the most vola...
Because firms are likely to try to smooth production relative to sales, current produc-tion decision...
The issues involved in assessing the relative performance of forward-looking (rational expectations)...
Given an equilibrium pricing rule, minimization of a multiperiod quadratic cost function yields a pr...
This volume consists of six essays that develop and/or apply "rational expectations equilibrium inve...
The study of expectation formation has been one of the most important developments in econometric. E...
A forward-looking, stochastic model of investment is developed in which capital spending is driven b...
This paper examines the information available through leading indicators for modelling and forecasti...
The thesis deals with the analysis of dynamic econometric models which includes Time-Series methods....
“The original publication is available at www.springerlink.com”. Copyright Springer. DOI: 10.1007/s1...
Abstract: In recent years a variety of models which apparently forecast changes in stock market pric...
Kalman filtering is used as a method of analysing the expectation formulation procedures employed by...
The Norwegian export price for an aggregated commodity is modelled assuming price-setting behaviour....
The Norwegian export price for an aggregated commodity is modelled assuming price-setting behaviour....
This paper derives a model of the stocks plan based on optimal behavior by the firm when facing adju...
Forecasting levels of stocks held by manufacturing industry is problematic. Stocks are the most vola...
Because firms are likely to try to smooth production relative to sales, current produc-tion decision...
The issues involved in assessing the relative performance of forward-looking (rational expectations)...
Given an equilibrium pricing rule, minimization of a multiperiod quadratic cost function yields a pr...
This volume consists of six essays that develop and/or apply "rational expectations equilibrium inve...
The study of expectation formation has been one of the most important developments in econometric. E...
A forward-looking, stochastic model of investment is developed in which capital spending is driven b...
This paper examines the information available through leading indicators for modelling and forecasti...
The thesis deals with the analysis of dynamic econometric models which includes Time-Series methods....
“The original publication is available at www.springerlink.com”. Copyright Springer. DOI: 10.1007/s1...
Abstract: In recent years a variety of models which apparently forecast changes in stock market pric...
Kalman filtering is used as a method of analysing the expectation formulation procedures employed by...
The Norwegian export price for an aggregated commodity is modelled assuming price-setting behaviour....
The Norwegian export price for an aggregated commodity is modelled assuming price-setting behaviour....