Lance Fisher

Business & Economics

1. Sign Restrictions 100%
2. Monetary Policy 74%
3. Exchange Rates 72%
4. Wealth 65%
5. VEC Model 54%
6. Permanent Shock 49%
7. Tax Smoothing 48%
8. Labor Income 47%
9. Vector Error Correction Model 47%
10. Weak Exogeneity 47%
11. Fluctuations 41%
12. United States of America 39%
13. Real Exchange Rate 39%
14. Stochastic Trend 37%
15. Long-run Restrictions 34%
16. Decomposition 34%
17. Household Wealth 34%
18. Permanent-transitory Decomposition 33%
19. Structural Equations 33%
20. Retirement 33%
21. Permanent Income Hypothesis 32%
22. New Zealand 32%
23. Real Wages 30%
24. Terms of Trade 28%
25. Instrumental Variables 27%
26. Structural Shocks 26%
27. Housing Wealth 26%
28. Exogenous Variables 26%
29. Stock Returns 25%
30. System Modeling 24%
31. Permanent and Transitory Components 23%
32. Permanent Component 22%
33. Monetary Policy Shocks 21%
34. Consumer Sentiment 21%
35. Forecast Horizon 20%
36. Consumption Smoothing 20%
37. Permanent Income 20%
38. Excess Returns 19%
39. Econometric Modelling 19%
40. Tax Revenues 19%
41. Term Structure of Interest Rates 18%
42. Predictive Power 18%
43. Martingale 18%
44. Vector Autoregressive 18%
45. Econometric Methods 17%
46. Aluminum 17%
47. Loss Function 17%
48. Trade Balance 17%
49. Term Structure 16%
50. Impulse Response 16%