Causal Forecasting

question 31

Multiple Choice

Causal forecasting:

• A) does not depend upon historical values of a variable.
• B) assumes that the variable being forecast has a cause-effect relationship with one or more other variables.
• C) uses present variable values to study what should have been the ideal past values.
• D) uses time series plots to study if the variable values are centered around the mean.

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