OECD Journal: Journal of Business Cycle Measurement and Analysis

2009 - 2016

Continuation of Journal of Business Cycle Measurement and Analysis.

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Volume 2009, issue 2, 2010

The Dutch business cycle: A finite sample approximation of selected leading indicators pp. 89-110

Ard Reijer

Constructing a Markov-switching turning point index using mixed frequencies with an application to French business survey data pp. 111-132

José Bardaji, Laurent Clavel and Frédéric Tallet

Measurement error in estimating inflation expectations from survey data: An evaluation by Monte Carlo simulations pp. 133-156

Akira Terai

Forecasting international trade: A time series approach pp. 157-176

Alexander Keck, Alexander Raubold and Alessandro Truppia

Volume 2009, issue 1, 2009

Dating rules for turning points of growth cycles in Korea pp. 1-12

Kyung Sam Min and Lim Sung Joo

The information content of qualitative survey data pp. 1-12

Christian Müller

Analyzing and forecasting business cycles in a small open economy: A dynamic factor model for Singapore pp. 19-41

Hwee Kwan Chow and Keen Meng Choy

Understanding sectoral growth cycles and the impact of monetary policy in Turkish manufacturing pp. 43-69

Saygin Sahinöz and Evren Erdoğan Coşar

Volume 2008, issue 2, 2009

Forecasting euro area manufacturing production with country-specific trade and survey data pp. 139-160

Matthieu Darracq Paries and Laurent Maurin

The information content of KOF indicators on Swiss current account data revisions pp. 161-181

Jan Jacobs and Jan-Egbert Sturm

Swiss GDP revisions: A monetary policy perspective pp. 183-213

Nicolas Cuche-Curti, Pamela Hall and Attilio Zanetti

Volume 2008, issue 1, 2009

An optimized forecast specification for economic activity: An automated discovery approach using a genetic algorithm pp. 9-36

Bernd Brandl

Trying to assess the quality of macroeconomic data: The case of Swiss labour productivity growth as an example pp. 37-61

Jochen Hartwig

How fused is the euro area core?: An evaluation of growth cycle co-movement and synchronization using wavelet analysis pp. 63-95

Patrick Crowley and David Mayes

Leading indicators on construction and retail trade sectors based on ISAE survey data pp. 97-123

Luciana Crosilla and Solange Leproux