Structural Instability Analysis; The Case of Newsprint Consumption in the United States

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Anders Baudin; Anders Westlund

doi:10.1093/forestscience/31.4.990

December 1, 1985Forest Science

Structural Instability Analysis; The Case of Newsprint Consumption in the United States

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Parameter instability was identified in the newsprint consumption model, complicating forecasting efforts.
The study utilized various test statistics to assess structural changes over time in consumption patterns.
Recursively estimating the model revealed insights into how consumption trends may fluctuate due to instability.
Findings emphasize the need for adaptive modeling strategies to accommodate changing consumption dynamics.

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This analysis uncovers parameter instability in consumption models of newsprint, suggesting new insights into consumption trends.

Abstract

The objective of this study is to analyse the problem of parameter instability which may be inherent in a newsprint consumption model. This instability is analysed by various test statistics, and the consumption model is recursively estimated. Forest Sci. 31:990-994.

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Baudin et al. (1985) studied this question.

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