A state space model-based method of seasonal adjustment.

The business community and government agencies generally use the seasonally adjusted data series provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to evaluate the economic environment. The seasonally adjusted series is preferred for several reasons, including the possibility that the presence of seasonali...

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Publicado en:Monthly Labor Review Vol. 124; no. 7; pp. 37 - 46
Autor principal: Jain, Raj K.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: US Department of Labor July 2001
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        Economic seasonal variations
        Time series analysis
        Econometric models
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          Economic seasonal variations
          Time series analysis
          Econometric models
      ab: The business community and government agencies generally use the seasonally adjusted data series provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to evaluate the economic environment. The seasonally adjusted series is preferred for several reasons, including the possibility that the presence of seasonality in time series obscures both the stage of the business cycle that the economy is in and the effects on the economy of interventions such as a rapid reduction in oil production. The writer presents a structural model–based method of seasonal adjustment—the state space model-based method—and details research conducted on this method and illustrates the method's advantages.
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