Sentence examples for Collective forecast from inspiring English sources

The Bank said a "collective forecast" will remain the centrepiece of the monetary policy committee's monthly reports, effectively barring members from explaining their own views on the likely path of economic growth, inflation and unemployment.

Prediction markets come in many stripes, but most work by allowing people to bet by buying and selling futures contracts–on the likelihood of future events, with the result that the market price of those contracts reflects traders' collective forecast of how likely an event is to occur.

To the extent that market prices can be interpreted as collective forecast, prediction markets disseminate, or broadcast, information.

Most of those companies have no interest in collective forecasting, or in using the same "next color" as their competitors.

By making collective forecasts available to a broader public, the dissemination property of prediction markets has the potential to generate social utility.

Collective model forecasts show a continuation of at least weak El Niño-level Niño-levelng through 2019.

Donnelley launched that process of collective monitoring and forecasting in early 1996.

The mixed reaction isn't the fault of the US "trend forecasting" agency/art collective K-Hole, who started discussing the normcore concept (note: it was a concept, they say, not a fashion trend) at the Serpentine gallery two Octobers ago.

The past six years have conditioned us to such negative forecasts that our collective national psyche isn't ready to recognize that better times, far better times are upon us.

After rising with last year's big snowpack, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, the Colorado River's two largest reservoirs, are forecast to drop a collective 42 feet in surface elevation over the next year, according to the latest forecast from the US Bureau of Reclamation.

Over the next year, shares will yield a collective 4.8%, based on our new forecast.