This paper develops a new non-linear model to analyse the business cycle by exploiting the relationship between the asymmetrical behaviour of the cycle and leading indicators. The model proposed is an innovations form of the structural model underlying simple exponential smoothing that is augmented by a latent Markov switching process. Furthermore, the probabilities that drive the Markov process vary with the growth of the leading indicator. The proposed model is used to analyse the Australian business cycle using the gross domestic product as a proxy and the industrial materials prices index as the exogenous leading indicator influencing the transition probabilities. Model parameters are estimated using a Gibbs sampling algorithm and subse...
We develop a twofold analysis of how the information provided by several economic indicators can be ...
An early version of this paper titled"International influences on the Australian Business Cycle: Evi...
This dissertation proposes a dynamic factor model with regime switching as an empirical characteriza...
Due to well-known lags, counter-cyclical macroeconomic policies often exacerbate, rather than amelio...
Writers on the business cycle often emphasize that non-linear models are needed to account for certa...
This paper examines the information available through leading indicators for modelling and forecasti...
Provides a theoretical explanation of Australian macroeconomic fluctuations, identifies the major dr...
In this paper we examine the structure of the GDP growth process in Australia. Our objective is to d...
This paper studies linear and nonlinear autoregressive leading indicator models of business cycles i...
This paper models the phases of the UK business cycle using GDP data with a time-varying transition ...
In this paper we identify and try to predict the turning points of the Japanese business cycle. As a...
textabstractWe develop a formal statistical approach to investigate the possibility that leading ind...
This paper examines the role of the Office for National Statistics Composite Longer Leading Indicato...
This paper develops non-linear smooth transition autoregressive (STAR) models with two additive smoo...
We propose an innovations form of the structural model underlying exponential smoothing that is furt...
We develop a twofold analysis of how the information provided by several economic indicators can be ...
An early version of this paper titled"International influences on the Australian Business Cycle: Evi...
This dissertation proposes a dynamic factor model with regime switching as an empirical characteriza...
Due to well-known lags, counter-cyclical macroeconomic policies often exacerbate, rather than amelio...
Writers on the business cycle often emphasize that non-linear models are needed to account for certa...
This paper examines the information available through leading indicators for modelling and forecasti...
Provides a theoretical explanation of Australian macroeconomic fluctuations, identifies the major dr...
In this paper we examine the structure of the GDP growth process in Australia. Our objective is to d...
This paper studies linear and nonlinear autoregressive leading indicator models of business cycles i...
This paper models the phases of the UK business cycle using GDP data with a time-varying transition ...
In this paper we identify and try to predict the turning points of the Japanese business cycle. As a...
textabstractWe develop a formal statistical approach to investigate the possibility that leading ind...
This paper examines the role of the Office for National Statistics Composite Longer Leading Indicato...
This paper develops non-linear smooth transition autoregressive (STAR) models with two additive smoo...
We propose an innovations form of the structural model underlying exponential smoothing that is furt...
We develop a twofold analysis of how the information provided by several economic indicators can be ...
An early version of this paper titled"International influences on the Australian Business Cycle: Evi...
This dissertation proposes a dynamic factor model with regime switching as an empirical characteriza...