Title: On the Predictive Content of Production Surveys:
1On the Predictive Content of Production Surveys
2The Research Question (1)
Production Expectations
- 68,000 companies and 27,000 consumers
- Ex-ante judgments about the future industrial
production levels, i.e. Production Accounts
(OECD)
Predictive Content
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4The Research Question (2)
- ? Predictive Content of
- able to predict better than simple
extrapolation
5Literature Review
- Bergström (1995), Lindström (2000), Öller and
Tallbom (1996), Teräsvirta (1986) - Significant predictive content in Finland and
Sweden - Hanssens and Vanden Abeele (1987)
- No systematic predictive content in Belgium,
France, Germany, The Netherlands and Italy
Ongoing Debate
6Our Contribution
- Previous Research
- Limited set of countries and data range
- Univariate, within-country analysis
- No correlation between countries
- Bivariate tests
- Country by country predictive content
- Our Contribution
- 12 EU countries, 216 observations until 2002
- Multi Cross-country analysis
- Allow for correlations
- Bivariate Multivariate tests
- European (cross-country) predictive content
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8Bivariate Granger-causality tests
9Haugh Test Results
significant at the 5 probability level
10Haugh Test Results
significant at the 5 probability level
11Haugh Test Results
significant at the 5 probability level
12Our Contribution
- Previous Research
- Limited set of countries and data range
- Univariate, within-country analysis
- No correlation between countries
- Our Contribution
- 12 EU countries, 216 observations until 2002
- Multi Cross-country analysis
- Allow for correlations
13Our Contribution
- Previous Research
- Limited set of countries and data range
- Univariate, within-country analysis
- No correlation between countries
- Bivariate tests
- Country by country predictive content
- Our Contribution
- 12 EU countries, 216 observations until 2002
- Multi Cross-country analysis
- Allow for correlations
- Bivariate Multivariate tests
- European (cross-country) predictive content
14Multivariate Granger-causality tests
Clout
European
Receptivity
15Methodology
- Bivariate Analysis
- ARMA filtering
- Haugh (1976) test
- Hanssens (1980),
- Leeflang and Wittink (1992)
- Multivariate Analysis
- VAR filtering
- El Himdi Roy (1976) test
- This paper
- Pre-filtering
- Granger-causality test
- Marketing applications
16Pre-Filtering of the Data
17El Himdi Roy Test (1997)
18El Himdi Roy Test (1997) (2)
A is the asymptotic covariance matrix of
19El Himdi Roy Test Results
- P-value 0.000
- When considered all together,
- significant predictive content of the 12
European Production Expectations.
European
20Clout Receptivity
- Adaptation of the El Himdi and Roy test
- Other filtering
- Part of the cross-correlations considered
21Clout Receptivity Results
- High clout for France and Germany (p0.00)
- High receptivity of Austria (p0.00), Denmark
(p0.03) and Finland (p0.03) - Isolated position of UK and Ireland
22General Conclusion
- About the question of the predictive content of
the production expectations. - High European predictive content
- Variability in clout and receptivity across
Europe - El Himdi and Roy in marketing
- ? other applications