Six years of quarterly data of a seasonally adjusted series are used to estimate a linear trend
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Six years of quarterly data of a seasonally adjusted series are used to estimate a linear trend model as T̂t = 128.20 + 1.06t. In addition, quarterly seasonal indices are calculated as
a. Interpret the first and fourth quarterly indices.
b. Make a forecast for all four quarters of next year.
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a The first quarter index of 093 implies that the serie...View the full answer
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