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David D. Chase

Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 1971, vol. 6, issue 2, 729-731

Abstract: In “An Investigation of the Extrapolative Determinants of Short-Run Earnings Expectations,” Professor McEnally has presented a wide spectrum of research results dedicated to the following questions: Are short-run earnings estimates extrapolative and to what extent can these earnings estimates be approximated by familiar extrapolation techniques? His thesis is that expected future earnings are in part a function of prior earnings and that there is much to be learned by fitting a series of regressions or other forecasting models to historical data.

Date: 1971
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