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Prediction isn’t a hopeless enterprise

It’s possible to get better at forecasting. Research offers some insights into the factors that make a difference to become a “super forecaster”.

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Posted on 2015-02-032015-02-03Categories News, ResearchTags accuracy, forecasting, prediction, research

Complexity increases forecast error

Complex models are more popular than simple ones among researchers, forecasters, and clients. The popularity of complexity may be due to incentives.

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Posted on 2015-01-302015-01-30Categories News, ResearchTags complex, model, research, simple

New Forecasting Papers: Forecasting Profitability

In this issue we have: Forecasting Profitability; Monetary policy expectations; Estimation Errors and Prediction Errors; and Prediction of Macroeconomic Performance in Pacific Island Countries.

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Posted on 2013-08-202015-01-30Categories News, ResearchTags papers, profitibility, research
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