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However, by 2100, even the most pessimistic
forecasts
from the UN expect the average person in the developing countries to be richer than now, and thus better able to cope.
Customary inflation
forecasts
and economic analysis alone are not a sufficient basis for monetary policy decisions.
While such decisions must not ignore longer-term developments, the time horizon for inflation
forecasts
is usually only one to two years, beyond it gets highly uncertain.
In the West, the picture is of economic pessimism and downward
forecasts.
The greater the number of analysts who subscribe to a particular view, the more likely it is that additional analysts will shift their own
forecasts
in that direction.
But growth remains vulnerable to the as-yet-unresolved issues that kept dragging down previous
forecasts.
On the contrary, it is possible that the world will experience even-faster-than-expected growth this year, with growth
forecasts
being revised upward again this summer.
Speculation about what will replace them ranges from predictions of unexpected opportunities to
forecasts
of large-scale unemployment as machines displace most human labor.
Nor can he: to him, irrationality simply means behavior that is inconsistent with the
forecasts
derived from the BoE’s model.
Yet the curious fact is that
forecasts
based on wildly unrealistic premises and assumptions may be perfectly serviceable in many situations.
That is why macroeconomic
forecasts
end up on the rocks when the sea is not completely flat.
In this sense, climate-change
forecasts
should challenge politicians and business leaders to re-calibrate their perceptions of exposure and disaster risk.
Nearly every observer
forecasts
that this will continue over the coming years.
The Global Growth FunkNEW YORK – The International Monetary Fund and others have recently revised downward their
forecasts
for global growth – yet again.
To the Jobless EconomySUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA – Nearly all economic
forecasts
agree that high unemployment in much of the developed world will most likely persist for years to come.
The return to 4.5% world growth has merely been pushed back – in the latest
forecasts
to 2015.
Because the elixir of growth in policymakers’
forecasts
cannot be counted on to solve the problems, dealing with financial excesses becomes even more urgent.
But energy exports finance about 30% of a government budget that is based on
forecasts
that oil remains at $61 per barrel.
So far, the chorus of criticism directed at the administration’s budget document has largely focused on its optimistic
forecasts
for GDP growth.
On the surface, the projections for short- and long-term (ten-year) interest rates embedded in the 2018 budget are in line with the prevailing Blue Chip
forecasts.
With real (inflation-adjusted) interest rates remaining near record lows, a marked increase in long-term growth, as the administration forecasts, would be historically anomalous.
The main reason the
forecasts
were so wrong is that those making them chronically underestimated the impact of government spending on the economy – especially when interest rates are near zero.
A recent study
forecasts
that Asia’s low-elevation population could double by 2060, to 983 million, from its level in 2000, thus accounting for 70% of the world’s total.
As with Greece, official fiscal
forecasts
for Japan have been fantasies.
Its latest
forecasts
suggest a 2020 primary deficit still above 3% of GDP.
In step with the US Federal Reserve, the ECB nudged its growth
forecasts
higher.
Is there any merit to such
forecasts?
According to their published forecasts, they believed that, by cutting wages and accepting other austerity measures, Greek exports would increase and the economy would quickly return to growth.
The troika’s
forecasts
have been wrong, and repeatedly so.
The only upbeat note was struck by someone who remarked that Davos consensus
forecasts
are almost always wrong, so perhaps this time it would prove excessively pessimistic.
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