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Qingqing Fei
Ph.D. Student, Finance and Accounting
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Qingqing Fei studies how professionals incorporate anticipated macroeconomic developments and monetary policy interventions into their forecasts, how subjective forecasts at both the aggregate and individual level differ from objective, data-driven predictions, and how these beliefs can enhance the predictive accuracy of econometric models. By combining theoretical insights, empirical analysis, and a focus on monetary policy dynamics, her work aims to shed light on the formation of subjective forecasts and their role in investment decisions and market behavior, providing a deep understanding of the mechanisms through which financial market participants process information and respond to macroeconomic signals.
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