The impact of institutional change on forecast accuracy: a case study of budget forecasting in Washington State

Article Abstract:

A study of the relationship between change of institution and accuracy of forecast via an analysis of the entitlement caseload forecasting process in Washington State is presented. The politics of forecasting more than government revenue forecasting is presented.

Public Finance Activities, Management dynamics, Washington, Public Administration & Finance, Public Finance-Total Govt, Public Admin & Finance-Total Govt, Management, Public finance, Company business management, Forecasting

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Business survey data: do they help in forecasting GDP growth?

Article Abstract:

A study to examine whether data from business tendency surveys are useful for forecasting gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the short run.

Sweden, Business, Gross domestic product, Business surveys

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Forecasting traffic accidents using disaggregated data

Article Abstract:

A study suggesting a method of forecasting traffic accidents based on disaggregated data is presented.

Spain, Statistics, Statistics (Data), Traffic accidents

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