Uncertainty and global sensitivity analysis of levelized cost of energy in wind power generation

The impact of COVID-19 on freight transport: Evidence from China

Etemadi multiple linear regression

We model inflation forecasts as monotonically diverging from an estimated long-run anchor point towards actual inflation as the forecast horizon shortens. Fitting the model with forecaster-level data for Japan, we find that the estimated anchors across forecasters have tended to rise in recent years, along with the dispersion in estimates across forecasters. Further, the degree to which these anchors pin down inflation expectations at longer horizons has increased, but remains considerably lower than found in a similar study of Canadian and US forecasters. Finally, the wide dispersion in estimated decay paths across forecasters points to a diverse set of views across forecasters about the inflation process in Japan.

The Evolution of Inflation Expectations in Japan

Default clustering of the nonfinancial sector and systemic risk: Evidence from China

Inflation is one of the most important indicator for economy and markets. Inflation represents a rate of rising of general level of prices for goods and services in regard to the currency falls of purchasing power. Although there many investigation of inflation phenomenon there is still missing gap about the factors analyzing which have influence on inflation. In this paper is applied multiple regression analysis to determine how consumer price index, monetary aggregates, discount rate, exchange rate affect inflation.

Ivana Matić

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Analyzing of consumer price index influence on inflation by multiple linear regression