Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Impact of the Investments in ICT on Total Factor Productivity]( "Impact of the Investments in ICT on Total Factor Productivity")
Impact of the Investments in ICT on Total Factor Productivity51,99 €![Handbook of Total Quality Management]( "Handbook of Total Quality Management")
Handbook of Total Quality Management148,99 €![Total Factor Productivity of Vietnam and China]( "Total Factor Productivity of Vietnam and China")
Total Factor Productivity of Vietnam and China32,99 €![Sources of Growth (Total factor productivity)]( "Sources of Growth (Total factor productivity)")
Sources of Growth (Total factor productivity)36,99 €![Total Factor Productivity of ECOWAS Rice, Cotton and Millet]( "Total Factor Productivity of ECOWAS Rice, Cotton and Millet")
Total Factor Productivity of ECOWAS Rice, Cotton and Millet32,99 €![The Theory of Culture-Specific Total Quality Management]( "The Theory of Culture-Specific Total Quality Management")
The Theory of Culture-Specific Total Quality Management118,99 €![Total Materials Management]( "Total Materials Management")
Total Materials Management74,99 €
The main objective of this research paper is to select an appropriate model for time series forecasting of total import of Bangladesh. The decision through out this study is mainly concerned with autoregressive integrated moving average(ARIMA) model, holt-winters' trend and seasonality model with seasonality modeled additively and vector autoregressive(VAR) model with some other relevant variables. In this research the analysis has been done on a set of data based on total import of Bangladesh during the period July 1998 to July 2009. Here an approach is made to derive a unique and suitable forecasting model of total import of Bangladesh. From the study it is found that vector autoregressive model of total import of Bangladesh, where, total export of Bangladesh and net foreign asset of Bangladesh are taken as other endogenous variables, gives us less forecasting error than that of others. So, it is proposed that for forecasting total import of Bangladesh one can use this VAR model. But before using this model one must verify the validation of the model in different time periods, because a forecasting model may not remain valid and suitable as time changes.