RBNZ paper seeks high-speed labour market indicator
Economists have sought to build a more timely indicator of labour market activity in New Zealand using a technique known as “Midas”, or mixed-data sampling, to support central bank policy-making.
As in many jurisdictions, labour data is published infrequently and with a lag in New Zealand. Key indicators are published quarterly, with a lag of around a month. At the same time, central bankers must set policy in real time, note authors Özer Karagedikli and Murat Özbilgin.
In their paper, the
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