textabstractWe analyze the monthly forecasts for annual US GDP growth, CPI inflation rate and the unemployment rate delivered by forty professional forecasters collected in the Consensus database for 2000M01-2014M12. To understand why some forecasters are better than others, we create simple benchmark model-based forecasts. Evaluating the individual forecasts against the model forecasts is informative for how the professional forecasters behave. Next, we link this behavior to forecast performance. We find that forecasters who impose proper judgment to model-based forecasts also have highest forecast accuracy, and hence, they do not perform best just by luck
Theories of expectations formation sometimes suppose that agents make efficient forecasts given thei...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
This article presents evidence on the role that judgmental adjustments play in macroeconomic forecas...
We analyze the monthly forecasts for annual US GDP growth, CPI inflation rate and the unemployment r...
How is the forecast behaviour of professional individuals? Are they accurate and efficient, and how ...
How is the forecast behaviour of professional individuals? Are they accurate and efficient, and how...
We examine analyst forecasts of 26 macroeconomic statistics based on surveys conducted by Bloomberg ...
This paper addresses the forecast accuracy of individual inflation forecasts from the Survey of Prof...
This master thesis addresses the forecast accuracy of individual inflation forecasts from the Survey...
This paper investigates whether survey forecasters are able to make more accurate forecasts than sim...
textabstractWe perform a large-scale empirical analysis of the question whether model-based forecast...
Theories of expectations formation sometimes suppose that agents make efficient forecasts given thei...
While behavioral research on forecasting has mostly examined the individual forecaster, organization...
Theories of expectations formation sometimes suppose that agents make efficient forecasts given thei...
markdownabstractMany publicly available macroeconomic forecasts are judgmentally-adjusted model-base...
Theories of expectations formation sometimes suppose that agents make efficient forecasts given thei...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
This article presents evidence on the role that judgmental adjustments play in macroeconomic forecas...
We analyze the monthly forecasts for annual US GDP growth, CPI inflation rate and the unemployment r...
How is the forecast behaviour of professional individuals? Are they accurate and efficient, and how ...
How is the forecast behaviour of professional individuals? Are they accurate and efficient, and how...
We examine analyst forecasts of 26 macroeconomic statistics based on surveys conducted by Bloomberg ...
This paper addresses the forecast accuracy of individual inflation forecasts from the Survey of Prof...
This master thesis addresses the forecast accuracy of individual inflation forecasts from the Survey...
This paper investigates whether survey forecasters are able to make more accurate forecasts than sim...
textabstractWe perform a large-scale empirical analysis of the question whether model-based forecast...
Theories of expectations formation sometimes suppose that agents make efficient forecasts given thei...
While behavioral research on forecasting has mostly examined the individual forecaster, organization...
Theories of expectations formation sometimes suppose that agents make efficient forecasts given thei...
markdownabstractMany publicly available macroeconomic forecasts are judgmentally-adjusted model-base...
Theories of expectations formation sometimes suppose that agents make efficient forecasts given thei...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
This article presents evidence on the role that judgmental adjustments play in macroeconomic forecas...