6. For classical decomposition, which moving average order produces smoother trend? A. MA 2 B. MA 3 C. MA 4 D. MA 5 7. If the series is very erratic or volatile, it is better to choose method for decomposition A. ADDITIVE B. MULTIPLICATIVE C. QUOTIENT 8. The smaller the the better and more acceptable your forecast model compared to other models. This measure is the usual basis for model selection. A. RMSE B. R squared C. MAPE D. BIC

6. For classical decomposition, which moving average order produces smoother trend? A. MA 2 B. MA 3 C. MA 4 D. MA 5 7. If the series is very erratic or volatile, it is better to choose method for decomposition A. ADDITIVE B. MULTIPLICATIVE C. QUOTIENT 8. The smaller the the better and more acceptable your forecast model compared to other models. This measure is the usual basis for model selection. A. RMSE B. R squared C. MAPE D. BIC

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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