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Update to Partisan Bias in Fed Inflation Forecasts

February 7, 2012 | Christopher Gandrud

Since I'm in the depths of PhD thesis revisions I haven't had much time to do much other than update previous posts (see my Stata Country Standardizer Update).Here is an update of an earlier post about possible partisan biases in US Federal Reserve sta...

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Partisan Bias in Fed Inflation Forecasts?

December 22, 2011 | Christopher Gandrud

Following on from my previous post about US Federal Reserve inflation forecast errors, I decided to put together a descriptive graph to see if there might be a partisan bias to these forecast erros. Also, given all of the work in the political eco...

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Handling Errors Gracefully

May 27, 2011 | Ralph

In R functions sometimes produces warnings or errors. In the case of errors execution of a function or a series of commands can get halted when an error occurs, which can in some cases be frustrating especially if we want to continue our calculations. There are various functions available in ... [Read more...]

Updating meteorological forecasts, part 1

November 7, 2010 | arthur charpentier

As Mark Twain said "the art of prophecy is very difficult, especially about the future" (well, actually I am not sure Mark Twain was the first one to say so, but if you're interested by that sentence, you can look here). I have been rather su... [Read more...]

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Update to Partisan Bias in Fed Inflation Forecasts

Partisan Bias in Fed Inflation Forecasts?

Handling Errors Gracefully

Updating meteorological forecasts, part 1

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