Economic forecasting is fraught with the perils of excessive noise

Economists' GDP forecasts are often inaccurate due to the flexibility and varying variables used in their analysis, as well as unforeseen events. Forecasting models have limited validity and should be taken with caution when making policy or investment decisions. Ranges of forecasts may be more realistic than specific numbers.

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