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Modelling and Forecasting Business Cycle in CEE Countries using a Threshold Approach

Dynamic Econometric Models

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Title Modelling and Forecasting Business Cycle in CEE Countries using a Threshold Approach
 
Creator Osińska, Magdalena; Nicolaus Copernicus University
Kufel, Tadeusz; Nicolaus Copernicus University
Błażejowski, Marcin; WSB University in Toruń
Kufel, Paweł; WSB University in Toruń
 
Subject business cycle; central and eastern economies; threshold models; forecasting; bootstrap

 
Description We propose to apply a time-series-based nonlinear mechanism in the threshold autoregression (TAR) form in order to examine business cycles in Central and Eastern European economies and compare them to the entire EU business cycle. The threshold variables, such as consumer price index, short and long interest rates, unemployment rate and an exchange rate vs. the U.S. Dollar, have been considered. The purpose of the paper is to model and to predict business cycles in Central and East European (CEE) economies (the EU Member States) and compare them to business cycles of the entire EU28 area and Eurozone EU19. We found that the exogenous mechanism played an important role in diagnosing the phases of business cycles in CEE economies, which is in line with the entire EU economic area. The results of business cycle forecasting using bootstrap technique are quite promising, while bootstrap confidence intervals are used for diagnosis.
 
Publisher Nicolaus Copernicus University
 
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Date 2016-12-29
 
Type info:eu-repo/semantics/article
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion


 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://apcz.umk.pl/czasopisma/index.php/DEM/article/view/DEM.2016.008
10.12775/DEM.2016.008
 
Source Dynamic Econometric Models; Vol 16 (2016); 145-164
Dynamic Econometric Models; Vol 16 (2016); 145-164
2450-7067
1234-3862
 
Language eng
 
Relation http://apcz.umk.pl/czasopisma/index.php/DEM/article/view/DEM.2016.008/10751
 
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