Journal of Business Cycle Measurement and Analysis
2004 - 2008
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Volume 2007, issue 3, 2008
- Macroeconomic Forecasting: Debunking a Few Old Wives' Tales pp. 287-316

- Stefano Siviero and Daniele Terlizzese
- Nonparametric Forecasting of the Manufacturing Output Growth with Firm-level Survey Data pp. 317-331

- Gérard Biau, Olivier Biau and Laurent Rouvière
- Dating EU15 monthly business cycle jointly using GDP and IPI pp. 333-366

- Monica Billio, Massimiliano Caporin and Guido Cazzavillan
- The Cyclical and Trend Behavour of Australian Investment and Savings pp. 367-386

- Bruce Felmingham and Arusha Cooray
- Internet Business Tendency Surveys pp. 387-399

- Anna Stangl
Volume 2007, issue 2, 2008
- How Tight is the Labour Market?: Sources of Changes in the Aggregate Exit Rate from Unemployment across the Business Cycle pp. 155-173

- Simen Gaure and Knut Røed
- Inventories and Business Cycle Volatility: An Analysis Based on ISAE Survey Data pp. 175-197

- Marco Malgarini
- The Economic Sentiment Indicator: Leading Indicator - Properties in Old and New EU Member States pp. 199-215

- Maria Silgoner
- An Evaluation of Japanese Leading Indicators pp. 217-233

- Hiroshi Yamada, Yuzo Honda and Yasuyoshi Tokutsu
- Current Period Performance of OECD Composite Leading Indicators pp. 235-266

- Ronny Nilsson and Emmanuelle Guidetti
Volume 2007, issue 1, 2007
- Consumer Sentiment Surveys: Worldwide Review and Assessment pp. 7-42

- Richard Curtin
- Deviation Cycles in Manufacturing: Business Cycle Measurement and Leading Indicators pp. 43-77

- Ard Reijer
- Comparing Probability Forecasts in Markov Regime Switching Business Cycle Models pp. 79-98

- Daniel Smith and Allan Layton
- Improving Timeliness for Short-Term Economic Statistics pp. 99-119

- Richard McKenzie
- Cyclical Fluctuations in CIS Economies pp. 121-135

- Peter Benczur, Emin Muradov and Attila Rátfai
Volume 2005, issue 3, 2006
- Quantifying Inflation Expectations with the Carlson-Parkin Method: A Survey-based Determination of the Just Noticeable Difference pp. 321-352

- Steffen Henzel and Timo Wollmershäuser
- Detection of the Industrial Business Cycle using SETAR Models pp. 353-371

- Laurent Ferrara and Dominique Guégan
- Spatial and Temporal Time Series Conversion: A Consistent Estimator of the Error Variance-Covariance Matrix pp. 373-405

- Massimo Gerli and Giovanni Marini
- Extracting a Common Cycle from Series with Different Frequency: An Application to the Italian Economy pp. 407-429

- Edoardo Otranto
- Another Look at the Ifo Business Cycle Clock pp. 431-443

- Klaus Abberger
Volume 2005, issue 2, 2006
- Forecast Evaluation of European Commission Survey Indicators pp. 157-183

- Christian Gayer
- Inflation Targeting and Consumer Inflation Expectations in Poland: A Success Story? pp. 185-212

- Tomasz Lysiak
- A Generalized Dynamic Factor Model for the Belgian Economy: Identification of the Business Cycle and GDP Growth Forecasts pp. 213-247

- Christophe van Nieuwenhuyze
- Optimism, Pessimism and the Unforeseen: Modelling an Endogenous Business Cycle Driven by Strong Beliefs pp. 249-276

- Friedrich L. Sell
- Forecasting Corporate Investment: An Indicator Based on Revisions in the French Investment Survey pp. 277-305

- Nicolas Ferrari
Volume 2005, issue 1, 2005
- Business Cycles in the New EU Member Countries and their Conformity with the Euro Area pp. 7-41

- Michael Artis, Massimiliano Marcellino and Tommaso Proietti
- Towards a Monthly Business Cycle Chronology for the Euro Area pp. 43-69

- Emanuel Mönch and Harald Uhlig
- Out-of-sample Performance of Leading Indicators for the German Business Cycle: Single vs. Combined Forecasts pp. 71-87

- Christian Dreger and Christian Schumacher
- Benchmarking Systems of Seasonally Adjusted Time Series pp. 89-123

- Tommaso di Fonzo and Marco Marini
- New Design of the ISAE Manufacturing Survey pp. 125-142

- Marco Malgarini, Patrizia Margani and Bianca Maria Martelli
Volume 2004, issue 3, 2005
- Reconsidering the Evidence: Are Euro Area Business Cycles Converging? pp. 275-307

- Michael Massmann and James Mitchell
- Business Cycle Indexes: Does a Heap of Data Help? pp. 309-336

- Robert Inklaar, Jan Jacobs and Ward Romp
- Real-Time Data and Business Cycle Analysis in Germany pp. 337-361

- Sarah Box
- Revision of National Accounts: Swedish Expenditure Accounts and GDP pp. 363-385

- Lars-Erik Öller and Karl-Gustav Hansson
- New Bank Lending Survey of the Eurosystem: Interpretation and Use of First Results for Germany pp. 387-407

- Hannah Sabine Hempell
Volume 2004, issue 2, 2004
- Consumer Sentiment and Economic Activity: A Cross Country Comparison pp. 147-170

- Roberto Golinelli and Giuseppe Parigi
- Real-Time Tests of the Leading Economic Index: Do Changes in the Index Composition Matter? pp. 171-191

- Robert H. McGuckin and Ataman Ozyildirim
- Detecting Cyclical Turning Points: The ABCD Approach and Two Probabilistic Indicators pp. 193-225

- Jacques Anas and Laurent Ferrara
- Markov Switching Models for GDP Growth in a Small Open Economy: The New Zealand Experience pp. 227-257

- Robert Buckle, David Haugh and Peter Thomson
Volume 2004, issue 1, 2004
- Survey Expectations, Rationality and the Dynamics of Euro Area Inflation pp. 13-41

- Magnus Forsells and Geoff Kenny
- Modelling Short-term Interest Rates in the Euro Area Using Business Survey Data pp. 43-69

- Renata Grzeda Latocha and Gernot Nerb
- Quantification of Qualitative Survey Data and Test of Consistent Expectations: A New Likelihood Approach pp. 71-92

- Christian Dahl and Lin Xia
- Detection of Turning Points in Business Cycles pp. 93-108

- Eva Andersson, David Bock and Marianne Frisén
- Coincident and Leading Indicators of Manufacturing Industry pp. 109-131

- Richard Etter and Michael Graff