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Witold
Kwasnicki
Institute of Economic Sciences Wroclaw University Wroclaw, 12.02.2001 Inflation in Poland The real values of inflation in 1990s:
The applied model is very simple, namely:
Identification of both parameters using real data from the period (1991, 2000) gives the following values of the parameters: a= 61.55, b= -0,23 On the basis of these values the forecasted inflation in Poland is:
The figure below visualises the quality of identification and forecast (+ are real values and the red line is the identified curve of inflation).
Retroprognosis: Retroprognosis gives a hint on the quality of identification. Let's assume that for identification of the parameters we use the shorter period in the past (e.g., 1991-1996) and next we use the rest of the period (namely 1997-2000) to compare the forecast values to the real values. On the basis of real data from the period (1991, 1996):
In the figure below: + - real values used for identification * - real values not used for identification and used for comparison to the model values red line - the model values Prognosis based on real values from the most recent period (1995, 2000)
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