Some Recent Contributions to Time Series Econometrics and Quantitative Economic Analysis

Dear Colleagues,

In this Special Issue, we invite recent and original contributions that deepen our understanding of the interplay between time series econometrics and quantitative economic analysis. This edition focuses on cutting-edge research completed within the past few years. By concentrating on the latest methodological developments and empirical findings, we aim to foster targeted advances that directly inform contemporary financial decision-making and economic policy.

We welcome submissions on various topics in macroeconometrics and quantitative economic analysis. Contributions may explore, but are not limited to, the following areas:

• Asset pricing models and their modern applications;
• Ex ante forecasting of economic shocks with recent data;
• High-frequency financial data analysis and volatility modelling;
• Advances in econometric and macroeconomic modelling techniques;
• Quantitative methods for risk management in environmental and tourism economics;
• Empirical studies of financial markets and economic decision-making using new datasets.

By framing this Special Issue around recent contributions, we emphasise a selective collection of papers that illustrate the most promising developments in our field. This focus allows Guest Editors and reviewers to curate a balanced and coherent set of articles, showcasing methodological innovation and timely empirical insights.

Dr. Sergej Gričar
Guest Editor

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