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MPRA Paper 28144
MPRA Paper 28144
20 November 2010
Online at https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/28144/
MPRA Paper No. 28144, posted 18 Jan 2011 20:07 UTC
Forecasting model of small
r
pe
scale industrial sector of West
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is
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Bengal.
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Soumitra Kumar Bera
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BSc Economics (CU), MFT (BHU), PhD (NEHU)
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soumitramac@gmail.com
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Ec o no mic fo r e c a s ting ha s pa e
lo ng e nga ge d the a tte ntio n o f a c a d e mic ia n,
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
IB
t c Co
om
im at Pl Pl
.c
w c ry E
hi
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ub
ap
or vol are
( M a k r id a k is , 1 9 9 8 ) .
1
(1977) , Bawa (1980), Nachane (1981) , Bowersox (1981), Bowersox (1981), Ibrahim and Otsuki
(1982), Armstrong (1983), Mentzer (1984), Fildes (1984), Sarkar (1989), Poonam and Gupta
(1990), Diebold and Rudebusch (1991), Fildes (1992), Gupta (1993), Fildes (1995), Mentzer
r
pe
pa
(1995), Fildes (1998Sethi (1999) Razzaque and Ruhul Amin (2000), Naresh (2003), Gupta
is
(2002), Afzal (2002), Gupta (2003), Taylor (2003), Gupta (2004), Armstrong (2005), Armstrong
he th
l.
tm
r t at
(2006), Taylor (2006) and Gupta (2006) have generated the forecasts of economic variables for
fo th
.h
11
k d
India as well as abroad. F o r e c a s ting a t ma c r o a nd mic r o le ve l is q uite p o p ula r in
oo ce
7n
t l in
the we s t b ut its a p p lic a tio n to I nd ia n d a ta , e s p e c ia lly in ind us tr ia l s e c to r is
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co
r a r e a nd the r e s e e ms to b e n o t a s ingle c o mp r e he ns ive s tud y d e a ling with
m
pe is
lu
vo
ge ne r a tio n fo r e c a s ts o f s ma ll s c a le
pa e ind us tr ia l s e c to r a t a ggr e ga te a nd
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
e nd e a vo r in this d ir e c tio n. IB
t c Co
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ls
do rism
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ea a
om
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w c ry E
hi
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ub
ap
or vol are
p r o gr e s s ( Bha tia , 1 9 9 9 ) .
Obje c t iv e s o f t he s t ud y
2
P r e s e nt s tud y ha s b e e n c o nd uc te d k e e p ing in mind the fo llo wing o b je c tive s :
r
pe
pa
2 . To r e c o mme nd a p p r o p r ia te fo r e c a s ting mo d e l to p r e p a r e fo r e c a s ts o f s ma ll
is
s c a le ind us tr ia l s e c to r o f W e s t Be nga l.
he th
l.
tm
r t at
fo th
.h
11
k d
D a t a ba s e a nd Ana ly t ic a l Fra me wo rk :
oo ce
7n
t l in
P r e s e nt s tud y is b a s e d o n s e c o nd a r y d a ta fo r the p e r io d 1 9 7 0 - 7 1 to 2 0 0 6 - 0 7 .
/v
bu nv
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co
The a ggr e ga te d a ta r e la ting to the va r ia b le s : numb e r o f units , d ir e c t
m
pe is
lu
vo
e mp lo yme nt, fixe d c a p ita l a ndpa e p r o d uc tio n o f s ma ll- s c a le ma nufa c tur ing
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
IB
W e s t Be nga l. The fo r e c a s ts o f the a b o ve me ntio ne d va r ia b le s fo r a le a d time
t c Co
/C
ls
na
ur
se gia
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ea a
om
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w c ry E
hi
:// l s la R
ub
ap
or vol are
3
s ta tio na r y, s till it is p o s s ib le to tr a ns fo r m the m to s ta tio na r y b y the
r
pe
pa
s ta tio na r y s e r ie s into a s ta tio na r y o ne . I f no n - s ta tio na r y is a d d e d to a mixe d
is
ARI M A mo d e l, the n the ge ne r a l ARI M A ( p , d , q ) is o b ta ine d , it ha s the fo r m
he th
l.
tm
r t at
a s und e r :
fo th
.h
11
k d
oo ce
Φ P ( B ) ( 1 - B ) d Yt = C + θ q ( B ) e t
7n
t l in
/v
bu nv
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or
co
m
Φ P ( B ) Wt = C + θ q ( B ) e t
pe is
lu
… (1)
vo
pa e
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
IB
The mo d e l is s a id to b e o f the o r d e r ( p , d , q ) , whe r e p , d a nd q a r e us ua lly 0 ,
t c Co
/C
ls
do rism
/jo
ea a
om
.c
w c ry E
hi
:// l s la R
us ing ma ximum lik e liho o d e s tima tio n me tho d give n the r e s p e c tive initia l
lis
tp a s p he
ub
ap
or vol are
b y imp r o ving the initia l e s tima te s ite r a tive ly b y s up p le me nting the m wi th the
in w
4
I n o r d e r to ma k e a n a s s e s s me nt o f the va lid ity o f the e s tima te d mo d e ls fo r the
r
pe
pa
wo r k e d o ut b y a p p lying fo r mula give n in the e q ua tio n ( 2 ) .
is
he th
l.
n- k
tm
r t at
∑ e t . e t +k
fo th
.h
t=1
11
k d
rk ( e ) = -----------------; k = 1,2,…ℓ …(2)
oo ce
7n
n
t l in
∑ et 2
/v
bu nv
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t=1
co
m
pe is
lu
vo
The ma jo r c o nc e r n o f AC F o f r e s id ua ls wa s tha t whe the r the r e s id ua ls we r e
pa e
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
IB
d e p e nd e nc y ( Box & Pierce, 1970). Ac c e p ta nc e o f the hyp o the s e s o f s e r ia l
t c Co
/C
ls
do rism
/jo
ea a
om
.c
mo d e l’ s r e s id ua ls b y us ing
w c ry E
ng
w ur ia P
w o g e
hi
ℓ
:// l s la R
lis
…( 3 )
Q = n ( n+ 2 ) ∑ r k ( e ) 2 ( n- k ) -1
tp a s p he
ub
ht igin ve ! T
ap
or vol are
5
( c ) S um o f S qua re s o f Erro r ( S S E) : S um o f s q ua r e s o f the e r r o r s o f fitte d
wa s minimu m.
r
pe
pa
( d) Ak a ik e I nf o rma t io n Crit e ria ( AI C) : AI C wa s c o mp ute d to d e te r mine
is
he th
l.
b o th ho w we ll the mo d e l fits the o b s e r ve d s e r ie s , a nd the numb e r o f
tm
r t at
fo th
.h
p a r a me te r us e d in the fit. W e c o mp a r e d the va lue AI C with o the r fitte d
11
k d
oo ce
7n
mo d e l to the s a me d a ta s e t a nd we s e le c te d tha t fitte d mo d e l a d e q ua te in c a s e
t l in
/v
bu nv
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o f whic h AI C wa s minimum. The AI C is c o mp ute d a s und e r :
co
m
… (4)
pe is
AI C = n lo g ( S S E) + 2 k
lu
vo
pa e
r
is tte
whe r e
A/
th mi
IM
k = N umb e r o f p a r a me te r s tha t a r e fitte d in the mo d e l
ite m
IB
t c Co
/C
lo g = N a tur a l lo ga r ithm
ls
do rism
na
/jo
SSE = S um o f S q ua r e d Er r o r s
ea a
om
im at Pl Pl
.c
w c ry E
ng
w ur ia P
hi
:// l s la R
lis
p a r a me te r s .
tp a s p he
ub
ht igin ve ! T
ap
und e r :
S B C = n lo g ( S S E) + k lo g ( n) … (5)
6
O n the b a s is o f a b o ve me ntio ne d ya r d s tic k , fina lly s e le c te d mo d e l fo r e a c h
va r ia b le wa s us e d fo r fo r e c a s ting a s d is c us s e d a s fo llo ws .
r
pe
us ing the r e la tio n W t = ( 1 - B) d Y t . Give n the d a ta up to time t the o p tima l
pa
is
Λ
he th
l.
tm
r t at
fo r e c a s ts o f Y t + ℓ [ d e s igna te d b y Y t ( ℓ ) ] ma d e a time t wa s ta k e n a s
fo th
.h
11
k d
c o nd itio na l e xp e c ta tio n o f Y t + ℓ , whe r e t, is the fo r e c a s t o r igin a nd ℓ is the
oo ce
7n
t l in
fo r e c a s t le a d - time . Er r o r te r m e t c o mp le te ly d is a p p e a r e d o nc e we ma d e
/v
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co
fo r e c a s ts mo r e tha n q p e r io d a h e a d . Thus fo r ℓ > q , the n ℓ p e r io d a he a d
m
pe is
lu
vo
fo r e c a s t wa s ma d e a s und e r : pa e
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
ite m
IB
Yt + ℓ = C + Φ 1 Yt +ℓ-1 + … + Φ p Yt +ℓ-p …(7)
t c Co
/C
ls
do rism
/jo
ea a
om
im at Pl Pl
ARIMA ARIMA
Variable (1,d,o) (0,d,1) ARIMA (1,d,1) ARIMA (2,d,2)
.ib e: . c
.c
w c ry E
MA MA AR MA MA
ng
w ur ia P
hi
:// l s la R
No. of 25.3 124 25.4 0.05 24.9 500 087 22.6 0.41 162 0.56 080
tp a s p he
ub
ap
Direct - - - - - - - 1.13 -
or vol are
employm 114. 0.22 124. 0.22 120. 0.07 0.15 54.1 0.86 0.69 201 0.99
ent 502 072 478 027 728 906 054 442 729 468 9 517
in w
Be
7
ARIMA
Variable (0,d,2) ARIMA (1,d,2) ARIMA (2,d,o) ARIMA (2,d,1)
A
MA M R MA M AR AR AR M
r
pe
C 1 A2 C 1 1 A2 C 1 AR2 C 1 2 A1
pa
- - - - 0. - - - 0.0 0.1
No. of 24. 0.05 0.0 24. 25 0.19 0.0 24.6 0.0 0.03 24. 0.24 246 88
is
units 62 5 42 44 6 89 316 6 59 487 59 78 3 8
he th
l.
Direct - - - - - - - - - - - -
tm
r t at
employm 11 0.24 0.0 14 0. 0.63 0.2 129. 0.2 0.07 13 1.07 0.2 0.8
fo th
.h
ent 5.5 2 45 0.2 82 7 352 1 34 44 2.2 4 724 65
11
k d
Fixed 10. 0. - - 11. - 0.9
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7n
Investme 86 0.38 0.3 10. 72 1.12 0.1 9.01 0.2 31 0.61 0.0 97
t l in
/v
nt 7 87 37 87 1 09 21 58 19 -0.2 2 33 405 2
bu nv
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- - - - 60. - 0.2
co
m
Producti 61. 0.06 0.0 62. 0. 0.39 0.5 59.3 0.4 0.32 42 - 0.2 71
pe is
lu
on 66 45 65 02 81 6 269 13 46 87 5 0.21 522 9
vo
pa e
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
Note: In all Cases d=2
ite m
IB
t c Co
/C
ls
do rism
na
/jo
ea a
Estima A A A A A A A A
.ib e: . c
.c
ng
Sum of
w ur ia P
w o g e
hi
No. of Square 1.66E+ 1.66E+ 1.65E+ 159315 165401 1.65E+ 1.65E+ 165364
:// l s la R
lis
ub
Standa -
ht igin ve ! T
8
error
700.67 700.62 702.67 704.77 702.63 704.33 702.57 704.00
AIC 83 24 4 747 687 82 63 241
703.73 703.67 707.25 712.40 707.21 710.44 707.15 710.10
SBC 1 51 31 927 595 37 53 785
r
pe
Q 8.781 8.709 8.745 5.826 8.785 7.646 8.708 7.573
pa
Fixed Sum of
Investm Square 14326. 122744 122214 130387 125146 122374
is
ent s 48 139926 .8 .5 .34 .8 138538 .63
he th
l.
Standa
tm
r t at
rd 66.892 66.012 61.052 62.611 64.224 62.756 66.736 61.780
fo th
.h
error 99 39 2 696 265 14 94 526
11
k d
384.32 383.50 381.01 384.97 383.14 383.73 385.24 382.95
oo ce
7n
AIC 88 76 61 594 065 38 48 364
t l in
/v
387.38 386.56 385.59 392.60 387.71 389.83 389.82 389.05
bu nv
e7
SBC 16 04 52 775 973 93 39 908
co
m
Q 6.828 6.382 3.954 4.083 3.816 4.721 4.636 3.78
pe is
lu
Sum of
vo
Producti Square 28207
pa e
256031 272929 244828 255221 245385 249916 247551
r
is tte
A/
on s 09 5 1 6 5.4 4 0 3.7
th mi
IM
Standa
ite m
.c
w c ry E
ng
hi
:// l s la R
lis
ub
ht igin ve ! T
Optimum Iterat
ap
Direct - - -
employmen ARIMA(2, 54.14 0.867 0.694 1.132 0.995 704.7 712.4 5.8
t d,2) 42 29 68 019 17 775 093 26 12
Fixed ARIMA(1, 11.21 0.596 0.993 381.0 385.5 3.5
Investment d,1) 315 046 615 161 952 94 10
ARIMA(0, 61.06 0.516 482.3 485.3 5.5
Production d,1) 698 212 277 804 83 3
9
Note: In all Cases d=2
r
pe
Direct Fixed
pa
Year No. of units employment Investment Production
2007-08 206499.3423 961401.2809 6387.31395 32816.15406
is
2008-09 207261.0613 971969.6597 6761.29781 35065.83157
he th
l.
2009-10 207997.3964 982991.4036 7150.873 37376.57606
tm
r t at
2010-11 208708.3467 993409.3768 7554.27094 39748.38755
fo th
.h
2011-12 209393.9123 1002943.965 7970.43748 42181.26602
11
k d
2012-13 210054.0931 1012087.03 8398.74427 44675.21148
oo ce
7n
2013-14 210688.8891 1021459.398 8838.81681 47230.22393
t l in
/v
bu nv
2014-15 211298.3004 1031257.823 9290.43188 49846.30336
e7
2015-16 211882.3268 1041221.673 9753.45642 52523.44979
co
m
2016-17 212440.9686 1050988.224 10227.81112 55261.6632
pe is
lu
2017-18 212974.2255 1060423.946 10713.44872 58060.9436
vo
2018-19 213482.0977 1069665.002
pa e
11210.34103 60921.29098
r
is tte
A/
2019-20 213964.585 1078922.248 11718.47127 63842.70536
th mi
IM
CAGRs 0.3 0.96 5.18 5.68
ite m
IB
t c Co
/C
R ES ULTS AN D D I S CUS S I ON
ls
do rism
na
/jo
ea a
.c
ng
w ur ia P
w o g e
hi
lis
tp a s p he
ub
ap
d is c us s e d he r e ) .
M o de l I de nt if ic a t io n:
10
I n this s te p a fte r c o mp a r ing S a mp le Auto c o r r e la tio n F unc tio ns a nd P a r tia l
r
pe
pa
o ve r c o me the s ub je c tivity in s e le c tio n o f the a p p r o p r ia te o r d e r o f ARI M A
is
mo d e l in the p r e s e nt s tud y we ha ve c o ns id e r e d a l the p o s s ib le e ight
he th
l.
tm
r t at
c o mb ina tio ns o f ARI M A mo d e ls d e p e nd ing o n the va lue s o f p , d , q a s p a nd q
fo th
.h
11
k d
c a n ta k e a ny va lue o ut o f 0 , 1 , 2 . The p o s s ib le c o mb ina tio ns a r e : {( 1 , d , 0 ) ;
oo ce
7n
t l in
(2.d,0); (0,d,1); (1,d,1); (2,d,2); ( 0 , d , 2 ) ; ( 1 , d , 2 ) & ( 2 , d , 1 . ) } . He r e , fo r a ll
/v
bu nv
e7
co
the e ight mo d e ls t he va lue o f‘ d ’ a s a lr e a d y id e ntifie d 1 s 2 .
m
pe is
lu
vo
pa e
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
IB
As d is c us s e d e a r lie r , in o r d e r to ma k e c ho ic e fo r s uita b le fo r e c a s ting mo d e ls ,
t c Co
/C
ls
do rism
ARI M A p r o c e s s o f the o r d e r ( 1 , 2 , 0 ) , ( 2 . 2 , 0 ) , ( 0 , 2 , 1) , ( 1 , 2 , 1) , ( 2 , 2 , 2 ) , ( 0 , 2 , 2 ) ,
na
ur
se gia
( 1 , 2 , 2 ) , ( 2 , 2 , 1 ) we r e e s tima te d o n a ll the d a ta o f fo ur va r ia b le s . F o r
n'
/jo
ea a
om
.c
ng
w ur ia P
w o g e
hi
:// l s la R
I ns e r t Ta b le 1
lis
tp a s p he
ub
ap
or vol are
o f p a r a me te r s he r e us e d in the la s t s ta ge to c a lc u la te ne w va lue s ( fo r e c a s ts )
tr a ns fo r me d ( d iffe r e nc e d ) d a ta a nd b e fo r e ge ne r a ting fo r e c a s ts we ha ve
11
inte gr a te d ( inve r s e o f d iffe r e nc ing) the s e r ie s to ma k e fo r e c a s ts c o mp a tib le
r
pe
pa
225).
is
D ia g no s t ic t e s t ing o f dif f e re nt AR I M A mo de ls :
he th
l.
tm
r t at
I n this s ta ge s e le c tio n o f b e s t fitte d mo d e ls a nd its a d e q ua c y wa s c he c k e d o n
fo th
.h
11
k d
the b a s is o f va r io us c r ite r ia a s me ntio ne d e a r lie r in e q ua tio ns 2 to 5 . As p e r
oo ce
7n
t l in
the a b o ve me ntio ne d me a s ur e s , a mo d e l is c o ns id e r e d b e s t fo r ne xt s ta ge i. e .
/v
bu nv
e7
co
fo r e c a s ting if it p o s s e s s e s minimum s um o f s q ua r e s o f r e s id ua ls , minimum
m
pe is
lu
vo
va lue o f s ta nd a r d e r r o r , minimum AI C va lue , minimum va lue o f S BC , a nd
pa e
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
IB
fo r e a c h va r ia b le we r e e xa mine d c o mp a r ing the va lue s o f the s e p a r a me te r s .
t c Co
/C
ls
do rism
/jo
ea a
om
.c
w c ry E
hi
:// l s la R
ub
mo d e ls , c o r r e lo gr a m o f r e s id ua ls s ho we d no s e r ia l d e p e nd e nc y ( C o r r e lo gr a m
ht igin ve ! T
ap
or vol are
I ns e rt Ta ble 2
Be
12
fo r the mo d e l ( 1 , 2 , 0 ) . S um o f s q ua r e o f e r r o r s wa s o b s e r ve d lo we s t fo r the
r
pe
pa
e r r o r wa s o b s e r ve d a s 2 2 7 5 . 0 6 8 in c a s e o f the mo d e l ( 0 , 2 , 1 ) . F ur the r p e r us a l
is
o f Ta b le 2 s ho ws tha t AI C ( 7 0 0 . 6 2 2 3 5 ) a nd S B C ( 7 0 3 . 6 7 5 0 7 we r e le a s t in
he th
l.
tm
r t at
c a s e o f the mo d e l ( 0 , 2 , 1 ) while s um o f s q ua r e o f e r r o r s ( 1 9 8 7 2 6 0 1 7 7 . 9 ) ,
fo th
.h
11
k d
s ta nd a r d e r r o r ( 6 8 7 4 . 5 3 3 5 ) a s we ll a s Q - s ta tis tic s ( 5 . 8 2 6 ) o b s e r ve d minimum
oo ce
7n
t l in
fo r the mo d e l ( 2 , 2 , 2 ) . F ur the r gla nc e a t Ta b le 2 e xhib ite d tha t s um o f s q ua r e
/v
bu nv
e7
co
o f e r r o r s ( 1 2 2 2 1 4 . 5 0 ) a nd Q - s ta tis tic s ( 3 . 8 7 0 ) we r e minimum fo r the mo d e ls
m
pe is
lu
vo
( 2 , 2 , 2 ) a nd ( 2 , 2 , 1 ) r e s p e c tive ly in c a s e o f the va r ia b le fixe d c a p ita l
pa e
r
is tte
A/
th mi
IM
ite m
IB
( 3 8 5 . 5 9 5 1 6 ) we r e o b s e r ve d minimum fo r the mo d e l ( 1 , 2 , 1 ) . A c lo s e
t c Co
/C
ls
do rism
s ta nd a r d e r r o r ( 2 8 1 . 5 7 3 9 7 ) , AI C ( 4 8 2 . 3 2 7 6 9 ) a nd S BC ( 4 8 5 . 3 8 0 4 1 ) we r e
n'
/jo
ea a
om
.c
w c ry E
o f 4 . 5 3 2 wa s o b s e r ve d in c a s e o f mo d e l o f the o r d e r ( 2 , 2 , 0 ) a s c o mp a r e d to
ng
w ur ia P
w o g e
hi
:// l s la R
ub
minimu m i. e . 2 4 4 8 2 8 6 . 0 fo r the mo d e l ( 2 , 2 , 2 ) .
ht igin ve ! T
ap
or vol are
b y a p a r tic ula r mo d e l) ha ve b e e n e xp r e s s e d in Ta b le 3 . P e r us a l o f Ta b le 3
Be
13
I ns e rt Ta ble 3
Fo re c a s t s :
r
pe
pa
is to p r e p a r e fo r e c a s ts o f numb e r o f units , e mp lo yme nt, c a p ita l inve s tme nt
is
a nd p r o d uc tio n o f s ma ll s c a le ind us tr ia l s e c to r o f W e s t Be nga l. Ta b le 4
he th
l.
tm
r t at
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