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Climate Econometrics –  An International Research Network and research project at Nuffield College, University of Oxford in collaboration with the University of Victoria and the Environmental Defense Fund.

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Real-time hurricane damage nowcasts, International Journal of Forecasting

Andrew B. Martinez
A novel approach to forecasting after large forecast errors, Journal of Forecasting.

Jennifer L. Castle, Jurgen A. Doonik & David F. Hendry
Could the Bank of England have avoided mis-forecasting UK inflation during 2021–24?, International Journal of Forecasting

Jennifer L. Castle, Jurgen A. Doornik, & David F. Hendry
Looking back to 1991 economic forecasting: Introducing Cointegration, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics

David F. Hendry

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  • Net zero: Strategy and tactics – Royal Economic Society newsletter – article by Jennifer Castle, Ebba Mark, David Hendry, Moritz Schwarz, and Felix Pretis – available here
  • How the Bank of England could have avoided mis-forecasting UK inflation during 2021-2024 – Jurgen Doornik, Jennifer Castle & David Hendry

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