Forecasting Australia's economic performance during the Asian crisis

Article Abstract:

The Asian economic crisis of 1997-98 did not have the devastating effect on Australia's gross domestic product growth rate that was predicted. Even though the crisis affected 60% of Australia's export market, the loss in balance of trade did not have as great an effect on gross domestic product growth as was expected.

Australia, Asia, Case studies, Economic forecasting, Balance of trade

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The accuracy of European growth and inflation forecasts

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the economic forecasts of 13 European countries by the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development is provided.

Europe, Macroeconomics

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Does updating judgmental forecasts improve forecast accuracy?

Article Abstract:

Methods for making judgmental forecasts more accurate are discussed.

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