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Use this information to answer the following questions.
The following time series,provided by the Federal Loan Home Mortgage Corporation,represents weekly 30-year fixed mortgage rates.
 Date  Mortgage Rate (%)  October 14, 2005 6.03 October 21, 2005 6.10 October 28, 2005 6.15 November 4, 2005 6.31 November 11, 2005 6.36 November 18, 2005 6.37 November 25, 2005 6.28 December 2, 2005 6.26 December 9, 2005 6.32 December 16,2005 6.30 December 23, 2005 6.26 December 30,2005 6.22 January 6, 2006 6.21 January 13, 2005 6.15\begin{array} { l c } \text { Date } & \text { Mortgage Rate (\%) } \\ \text { October 14, 2005 } & 6.03 \\\text { October 21, 2005 } & 6.10 \\\text { October 28, 2005 } & 6.15 \\\text { November 4, 2005 } & 6.31 \\\text { November 11, 2005 } & 6.36 \\\text { November 18, 2005 } & 6.37 \\\text { November 25, 2005 } & 6.28 \\\text { December 2, 2005 } & 6.26 \\\text { December 9, 2005 } & 6.32 \\\text { December 16,2005 } & 6.30 \\\text { December 23, 2005 } & 6.26 \\\text { December 30,2005 } & 6.22 \\\text { January 6, 2006 } & 6.21 \\\text { January 13, 2005 } & 6.15\end{array}
-Refer to the table above.
a.Use a 2-period moving average to forecast the next weekly mortgage rate.
b.Use a 3-period moving average to forecast the next weekly mortgage rate.
c.Use a 4-period moving average to forecast the next weekly mortgage rate.
d.Which averaging period provides a better historical fit based on the MAD criterion?


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