2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jempfin.2015.03.013
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Real term structure forecasts of consumption growth

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“…where vi is the eigen value of matrix R and tr(V ) stands for the trace of the matrix of the eigen values of R, denoted as V . 9 Note that these two factors explain a total variation in real interest rates Rt( ) which is analogous in magnitude to that of nominal interest rates captured by three factors (see, e.g., Litterman and Scheinkman [81], and, more recently, Argyropoulos and Tzavalis [7]).…”
Section: Principal Component Analysismentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…where vi is the eigen value of matrix R and tr(V ) stands for the trace of the matrix of the eigen values of R, denoted as V . 9 Note that these two factors explain a total variation in real interest rates Rt( ) which is analogous in magnitude to that of nominal interest rates captured by three factors (see, e.g., Litterman and Scheinkman [81], and, more recently, Argyropoulos and Tzavalis [7]).…”
Section: Principal Component Analysismentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Our PC analysis relies on a set of N = 60 real interest rates R t ( ), spanning a very wide maturity spectrum from one month to …ve years (sixty months). This is a large cross-section set of R t ( ) which guarantees that the retrieved by the PC analysis common factors pc it will 7 As shown in Bai and Ng [9], and Bai [8] consistent estimates of principal component factors can be obtained by PC analysis of interest rates Rt( ), if the following condition holds:…”
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confidence: 93%
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