Forecasting industry employment for a resource-based economy using bayesian vector autoregressive models

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Bayesian vector autoregressive (BVAR) models are developed to forecast industry employment for a resource-based economy. Two different types of input-output (I-O) information are used as priors: (i) a reduced-form I-O relationship and (ii) an economic-base version of the I-O information. Out-of-sample forecasts from these two I-O-based BVAR models are compared with forecasts from an autoregressive model, an unconstrained VAR model, and a BVAR model with a Minnesota prior. Results indicate most importantly that overall the model version with economic base information performs the best in the long run. © Southern Regional Science Association 2011.

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Seung, C. K., & Ahn, S. K. (2010). Forecasting industry employment for a resource-based economy using bayesian vector autoregressive models. Review of Regional Studies, 40(2), 181–196. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.8170

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