On MAPE-R as a measure of cross-sectional estimation and forecast accuracy

Charles D. Coleman · David A. Swanson

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Both demographers and economists evaluate the accuracy of their respective forecasts with measures like mean square error, root mean square error, mean absolute percent error, and mean algebraic percent error. However, demographers tend to approach t

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