November 19, 2007
Posted by Jr2inla
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November 20, 2007
Posted by Chivy
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Perfect! The first thing you have to do, is to get the historical data of the variables you´d like to forecast. You will need econometric software such as E-views (I think old versions of it are free online) which has enough tools to analyze the information you need (there are others but I personally prefer E-views). It might be a little complicated but I think that with help manuals you will be ok. The procedure in this software, although is more or less the same in all of them, is as follows:
1) Data entry
2) Model time series
3)Forecast
Anyway, if you know any economists ask them for help, they sure know how to do it.
Theese are some reliable links to get the series:
www.shadowstats.com
www.census.gov
www.economagic.com
www.bea.gov
And this is the link to get the software:
http://www.eviews.com/
If there´s anything I can help, just write your e-mail and I will contact you
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