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681 “Regional inflation dynamics within and across euro area countries and a comparison with the US” by
, 2006
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Modelling Intra- and Extra-Area Trade Substitution and Exchange Rate
- Pass-Through in the Euro Area”, ECB Working Paper No. 760, European Central Bank
, 2007
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Combining Disaggregate Forecasts or Combining Disaggregate Information to Forecast an Aggregate,” manuscript, European Central Bank
, 2007
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disaggregate forecasts or combining disaggregate information to forecast an aggregate
Forecasting Aggregates by Disaggregates
, 2005
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We explore whether forecasting an aggregate variable using information on its disaggregate components can improve the prediction mean squared error over forecasting the disaggregates and aggregating those forecasts, or using only aggregate information in forecasting the aggregate. An implication of a theory of prediction is that the first should outperform the alternative methods to forecasting the aggregate in population. However, forecast models are based on sample information. The data generation process and the forecast model selected might differ. We show how changes in collinearity between regressors affect the bias-variance trade-off in model selection and how the criterion used to select variables in the forecasting model affects forecast accuracy. We investigate why forecasting the aggregate using information on its disaggregate components improves forecast accuracy of the aggregate forecast of Euro area inflation in some situations, but not in others. The empirical evidence on Euro-zone inflation forecasts suggests that more information can help, more so by including macroeconomic variables than disaggregate components.
FORECASTING SPANISH INFLATION USING INFORMATION FROM DIFFERENT SECTORS AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS ∗
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INFLATION FORECASTING IN THE NEW EU MEMBER STATES 1
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FOOD PRICE PASS-THROUGH IN THE EURO AREA THE ROLE OF ASYMMETRIES AND NON-LINEARITIES 1
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Food price pass-through in the euro area the role of asymmetries and non-linearities by Gianluigi Ferrucci
FORECASTING ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE EURO AREA DURING THE GREAT MODERATION AND THE GREAT RECESSION 1
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