International Journal of Forecasting

1985 - 2025

Current editor(s): R. J. Hyndman

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Volume 1, issue 4, 1985

J. Scott Armstrong, Forecasting by extrapolation: Conclusions from 25 years of research, Interfaces 14 (1984), pp. 52-66 pp. 309-310

J. Armstrong

P. Vanden Abeele, The index of consumer sentiment: predictability and predictive power in the EEC, Journal of Economic Psychology 3 (1983), pp. 1-17 pp. 309-309

P. Vanden Abeele

Charles Brandon, Richard Fritz and James Xander, Econometric forecasts: Evaluation and revision, Applied Economics 15 (1983), pp. 187-201 pp. 310-311

Charles Brandon

R. Brodie and C.A. Kluyver, Attraction versus linear and multiplicative market share models: An empirical evaluation, Journal of Marketing Research 21 (1984), pp. 194-201.A. Ghosh, S. Neslin and R. Shoemaker, A comparison of market share models and estimation procedures, Journal of Marketing Research 21 (1984), pp. 202-210.P.S.H. Leeflang and J.L. Reuyl, On the predictive power of market share attraction models and estimation procedures, Journal of Marketing Research 21 (1984), pp. 211-215 pp. 311-312

R. Brodie, A. Ghosh and P.S.H. Leeflang

May-JuneEverette S. Gardner Jr., The strange case of the lagging forecasts, Interfaces 14 (1984), pp. 47-50 pp. 312-312

Everette Gardner

Part 1Graham Kalton and Howard Schuman, The effect of the question on survey responses: A review, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society:A 145 (1982), pp. 42-73 pp. 312-312

Graham Kalton

Richard Meese and John Geweke, A comparison of autoregressive univariate forecasting procedures for macroeconomic time series, Journal of Business and Economic Statistics 2 (1984), pp. 191-200 pp. 312-313

Richard Meese

Allan H. Murphy and Harald Daan, Imparcts of feedback and experience on the quality of subjective probability forecasts: 'Comparison of results from the first and second years of the Zierikzee experiment', Monthly Weather Review 112 (1984), p. 413 pp. 313-314

Allan H. Murphy

A.A. Weiss and A.P. Andersen, Estimating time series models using the relevant forecast evaluation criterion, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society (A) 147 (1984), pp. 484-487 pp. 314-314

A.A. Weiss

[UK pound]16.50Giles Keating, Economic Forecasts, Financial Times Business Enterprises Ltd. (1983), p. 40 pp. 315-316

Doug Wood

$39.95Gary Giroux and Peter Rose, Financial Forecasting and Banking, UMI Research Press, London (1981), p. 196 pp. 316-317

Don Alexander

[UK pound]5.95Philip Arestis and Philip Hadjimatheou, Introducing Macroeconomic Modelling, Macmillan, Ann Arbor, MI (1983), p. 254.[UK pound]6.95D.W. Challen and A.J. Hagger, Macroeconomic Systems, Macmillan, London (1983), p. 235 pp. 317-320

Kent Matthews

$15.00Robert E. Jensen, Review of Forecasts: Scaling & Analysis of Expert Judgements Regarding Cross-Impacts of Assumptions on Business Forecasts & Accounting Measures, American Accounting Association, Amsterdam (1983), p. 235 pp. 320-321

Lawrence D. Brown

Volume 1, issue 3, 1985

Jobs in the 1980's and beyond pp. 197-202

Janet L. Norwood

Forecasting automobile insurance paid claim costs using econometric and ARIMA models pp. 203-215

John Cummins and Gary L. Griepentrog

Comparative analysis of company forecasts and advanced time series techniques using annual electric utility energy sales data pp. 217-239

William R. Huss

The accuracy of long-term earnings forecasts in the electric utility industry pp. 241-252

R. Charles Moyer, Robert E. Chatfield and Gary D. Kelley

Modelling short- and long-term effects in the aggregate demand for soft drinks pp. 253-272

Katarina Juselius

Estimation and simulation of industry factor demand equations pp. 273-286

Anthony J. Barbera

Using forecasted net benefits in designing improved recruitment and selection systems pp. 287-296

Tom Janz and Lois Etherington

Forecasting and mediation: Colorado and the clean air act pp. 297-306

Robin L. Dennis

Volume 1, issue 2, 1985

Forecasting the long-term trend of raw material availability pp. 85-93

Julian L. Simon

An Assessment of Simon's methodology of natural resource forecasting pp. 95-103

William Ascher

An assessment of Simon's methodology of natural resource forecasting pp. 103-105

Hans H. Landsberg

Reply pp. 107-109

Julian Simon

Macroeconomic forecasting in Austria: An analysis of accuracy pp. 111-121

Gerhard Thury

The integration of forecasting and strategic planning pp. 123-133

Noel Capon and James M. Hulbert

How far can changes in general business activity be forecasted? pp. 135-141

Lars-Erik Oller

Macroeconomic forecasting with a vector arima model: A case study of the finnish economy pp. 143-150

Lars-Erik Oller

Statistical efficiency in the linear combination of forecasts pp. 151-163

Derek W. Bunn

Adaptive model-based seasonal adjustment of time series: An Empirical Comparison with XII-ARIMA and SIGEX pp. 165-177

Robert Bilongo and Robert Carbone

Forecasting monthly riverflow time series pp. 179-190

Donald J. Noakes, A. Ian McLeod and Keith W. Hipel

Volume 1, issue 1, 1985

From the editors pp. 1-1

Spyros Makridakis, J. Armstrong, Robert Carbone and Robert Fildes

A comparison of multivariate forecasting procedures for economic time series pp. 5-24

John Kling and David Bessler

An examination of the accuracy of judgmental extrapolation of time series pp. 25-35

Michael J. Lawrence, Robert H. Edmundson and Marcus J. O'Connor

Alternative forecasts of U.S. school enrollments to 2050 when will a trend bend? pp. 37-47

Dennis A. Ahlburg

Forecasting industrial competitiveness: A framework pp. 49-62

Muhittin Oral

Simple vs. complex extrapolation models: An evaluation in the food processing industry pp. 63-68

Anne B. Koehler

The anatomy of a successful forecasting implementation pp. 69-78

Don M. Miller