This paper compares pooled and non-pooled models of UK capital investment using the Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) Industrial Trends Survey, focusing on the impact of uncertainty. The uncertainty measure is based on the cross sectional dispersion of optimism about the future business conditions in the industry in which the firm operates. The panel data estimation shows that uncertainty has quantitatively important negative effects on investment. However, if we look at the estimation results at the industry level, we find a great diversity in both estimated elasticities and t-statistics, providing valuable information not available from the pooled model. Finally, we compare the forecast performances of the above models; this analy...
In this paper we assess the impact of a comprehensive range of macroeconomic and financial measures ...
Standard models fail to explain variation in UK capital investment. This paper develops and tests a ...
Standard models fail to explain variation in UK capital investment. This paper develops and tests a ...
This paper compares pooled and non-pooled models of UK capital investment using the Confederation of...
This paper compares pooled and non-pooled models of UK capital investment using the Confederation of...
This paper compares pooled models of capital investment with non-pooled models using the UK's Confed...
This paper presents evidence on the prediction that the impacts of firm-specific and industry-wide u...
This paper presents evidence on the prediction that the impacts of firm-specific and industry-wide u...
This thesis explores effects of uncertainty on firm investment that are described in estimates of fi...
This paper focuses on the determinants of aggregate investment spending in the UK for the industrial...
This paper presents an empirical study of the channels of influence from uncertainty to fixed invest...
This thesis examines the impact of uncertainty on the levels of capital investment for manufacturing...
This paper generalizes the probability method of quantification [Carlson, J. and Parkin, M., 1975. ‘...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
This article introduces a new source of survey data, namely the Bank of England Survey of External F...
In this paper we assess the impact of a comprehensive range of macroeconomic and financial measures ...
Standard models fail to explain variation in UK capital investment. This paper develops and tests a ...
Standard models fail to explain variation in UK capital investment. This paper develops and tests a ...
This paper compares pooled and non-pooled models of UK capital investment using the Confederation of...
This paper compares pooled and non-pooled models of UK capital investment using the Confederation of...
This paper compares pooled models of capital investment with non-pooled models using the UK's Confed...
This paper presents evidence on the prediction that the impacts of firm-specific and industry-wide u...
This paper presents evidence on the prediction that the impacts of firm-specific and industry-wide u...
This thesis explores effects of uncertainty on firm investment that are described in estimates of fi...
This paper focuses on the determinants of aggregate investment spending in the UK for the industrial...
This paper presents an empirical study of the channels of influence from uncertainty to fixed invest...
This thesis examines the impact of uncertainty on the levels of capital investment for manufacturing...
This paper generalizes the probability method of quantification [Carlson, J. and Parkin, M., 1975. ‘...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
This article introduces a new source of survey data, namely the Bank of England Survey of External F...
In this paper we assess the impact of a comprehensive range of macroeconomic and financial measures ...
Standard models fail to explain variation in UK capital investment. This paper develops and tests a ...
Standard models fail to explain variation in UK capital investment. This paper develops and tests a ...