Roy Batchelor

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Roy Batchelor

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According to Wikipedia, Roy A. Batchelor is Professor Emeritus in Political Economy and Statistics in Bayes Business School , City, University of London. Educated at Allan Glen's School and Glasgow University, Roy worked as a government scientist and economist; then at the UK National Institute of Economic and Social Research. He joined City University in 1977, and has since been active there in research, teaching and academic administration, this including spells as Head of Banking and Finance Department, Director of the Bayes Executive MBA programme in Dubai, and of the Executive MBA in London.

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Roy Batchelor's Published Works

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Forecaster diversity and the benefits of combining forecasts (1995) (156)
How useful are the forecasts of intergovernmental agencies? The IMF and OECD versus the consensus (2001) (152)
Forecasting spot and forward prices in the international freight market (2007) (152)
Inflation Expectations Revisited (1988) (139)
Bias in macroeconomic forecasts (2007) (130)
Improving macro-economic forecasts: The role of consumer confidence (1998) (120)
Rationality testing under asymmetric loss (1998) (107)
Blue Chip Rationality Tests (1991) (98)
Expectations, output and inflation: The European experience (1982) (87)
Over-the-Counter Forward Contracts and Spot Price Volatility (2004) (83)
Conservatism and consensus‐seeking among economic forecasters (1992) (74)
Aggregate expectations under the stable laws (1981) (66)
Event-related GARCH: the impact of stock dividends in Turkey (2003) (62)
All Forecasters Are Equal (1990) (59)
Quantitative v. Qualitative Measures of Inflation Expectations (2009) (54)
Stock market forecasting (2003) (50)
Product differentiation in the economic forecasting industry (1990) (45)
SURVEY EXPECTATIONS IN THE TIME SERIES CONSUMPTION FUNCTION (1992) (45)
Forecaster Behaviour and Bias in Macroeconomic Forecasts (2007) (45)
Household versus Economist Forecasts of Inflation: A Reassessment: Note (1989) (43)
Empirical measures of inflation uncertainty: a cautionary note (1996) (42)
The psychophysics of inflation (1986) (42)
Combining heterogeneous classifiers for stock selection (2007) (32)
Jewellery demand and the price of gold (1995) (29)
The IMF and OECD versus Consensus Forecasts (2000) (28)
The accuracy and rationality of UK inflation expectations: some quantitative evidence (1987) (28)
The Avoidance of Catastrophe: Two Nineteenth-century Banking Crises (1986) (25)
Unemployment and Unanticipated Inflation in Postwar Britain (1980) (24)
Protection and industrial policy in Europe (1987) (20)
The relation between bid–ask spreads and price volatility in forward markets (2005) (19)
A Variable-Parameter Model of Exporting Behaviour (1977) (17)
Confidence Indexes and the Probability of Recession: A Markov Switching Model (2002) (16)
Survey vs ARCH Measures of Inflation Uncertainty (2009) (16)
Judgemental bootstrapping of technical traders in the bond market (2007) (14)
Household Technology and the Domestic Demand for Water (1975) (14)
Five Classification Algorithms to Predict High Performance Stocks (2000) (12)
Inflation uncertainty, inflationary shocks and the credibility of counterinflation policy (1991) (11)
The Argument Against (1988) (10)
Information Theory and Group Differences in Inflation Expectations (1986) (8)
Magic numbers in the Dow (2006) (8)
THE DYNAMICS OF BOND YIELD SPREADS AROUND RATING REVISION DATES (2006) (8)
On the importance of the term premium in the T-bill market (1995) (8)
Sterling Exchange Rates 1951—1976: a Casselian Analysis (1977) (6)
Cross-Sectional Evidence on the Rationality of the Mean and Variance of Inflation Expectations (1989) (6)
How robust are quantified survey data? Evidence from the United States (2006) (6)
Using Probabilistic Neural Networks and Rule Induction Techniques to Predict Long-Term Bond Ratings (1999) (6)
Forecasting Sharp Changes (2009) (5)
The Monetary Services Index (1988) (4)
Forecasting UK international trade: A general equilibrium approach (1974) (4)
Continual Learning Augmented Investment Decisions (2018) (4)
Accuracy versus Profitability (2011) (3)
Variance rationality: a direct test (2000) (3)
Monetary Restraint Through Credit Control in the United Kingdom — the Lessons of Recent Practice (1981) (3)
Combining heterogeneous classifiers for stock selection: Research Articles (2007) (3)
Floating Exchange Rates: the Lessons of Experience (1982) (2)
A Natural Interpretation of The Present Unemployment (1984) (2)
Interest rates, exchange rates and volatility (2003) (2)
Confidence about Inflation Forecasts: Evidence from Surveys of Swedish Consumers (1988) (2)
A Primer on Forecasting with Neural Networks (2005) (1)
Misbehaviour in Forecasting Financial Markets (2016) (1)
Worst-Case Scenarios in Forecasting: How Bad Can Things Get? (2010) (1)
Analysing the Structure of Econometric Models. (Advanced Studies in Theoretical and Applied Econometrics, Volume 2.) (1987) (1)
Forecasting T-Bill Yields : Accuracy versus Profitability ? (1999) (1)
Economic activity under radical changes of regime (1983) (0)
Flexible exchange rate in the 1970's: a comment (1982) (0)
British economic policy under margaret thatcher: A mid term examination A comment on darby and lothian (1983) (0)
SERIES WP 0201 Combining Heterogeneous Classifiers for Stock Selection (2009) (0)
No . 4181 Exchange Rate Expectations of Chartists and Fundamentalists Abstract (2013) (0)
Recession: A Markov Switching Model (2016) (0)
Good Patterns, Bad Patterns (2012) (0)
Review of Animal Spirits (2009) (0)
Book Review of Animal Spirits (2009) (0)
Futures Markets: Their Establishment and Performance.@@@The Economics of Futures Markets.@@@The Economic Function of Futures Markets. (1988) (0)
The Micromechanics of the Portuguese Interbank Money Market (2005) (0)
Forward to Basics in Economics (1983) (0)
Comments on ‘Country Risk: A Model for Predicting Debt Servicing Problems in Developing Countries (1987) (0)
Money and monetary policy in interdependent nations : R.C. Bryant, (Brookings Institution, 1980) pp. xxii + 584, $29.95 (cloth), $12.95 (paper) (1982) (0)
Multi-Nationals and World Trade.@@@Protection and Industrial Policy in Europe. (1988) (0)
Government Makes Exchange Rates Volatile (1983) (0)
Fixed asset funding packages (1996) (0)
Thatcherism Could Succeed (1981) (0)
Book Review of Dow 36,000: The New Strategy for Profiting from the Coming Rise in the Stock Market, by James Glassman and Kevin Hassett (1999) (2006) (0)
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE AND THE PROBABILITY OF RECESSION: A MARKOV SWITCHING MODEL (1997) (0)
Financial Crises and Forecasting Failures (2015) (0)
Is Success a Result of Skill or Luck (2013) (0)
Earnings Forecasts: The Bias Is Back (2017) (0)
Why Do We Need Complexification? A Commentary on “Rethinking the Ways We Forecast” (2009) (0)
Book Review of Super Crunchers by Ian Ayres (2008) (0)
Thomas H. Davenport and Jeanne G. Harris’s Competing on Analytics: The New Science of Winning (2008) (0)

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City, University of London