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原文传递 An econophysics approach to forecast bulk shipbuilding orderbook: an application of Newton's law of gravitation (Part 1)
题名: An econophysics approach to forecast bulk shipbuilding orderbook: an application of Newton's law of gravitation (Part 1)
正文语种: eng
作者: Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen;Okan Duru;Enna Hirata;
作者单位: School of Business and Economics, Universiti Brunei Darussalam Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei;School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Singapore;Center for Mathematical and Data Sciences, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan;
关键词: Shipbuilding; ARIMA; Bulk carriers; Econophysics approach; Newbuilding order forecasting; Newton's law of gravitation
摘要: Purpose - Bulk shipping mostly facilitates the smooth flow of raw materials around the globe. Regardless, forecasting a bulk shipbuilding orderbook is a seldom researched domain in the academic arena. This study aims to pioneer an econophysics approach coupled with an autoregressive data analysis technique for bulk shipbuilding order forecasting. Design/methodology/approach - By offering an innovative forecasting method, this study provides a comprehensive but straightforward econophysics approach to forecast new shipbuilding order of bulk carrier. The model has been evaluated through autoregressive integrated moving average analysis, and the outcome indicates a relatively stable good fit. Findings - The outcomes of the econophysics model indicate a relatively stable good fit. Although relevant maritime data and its quality need to be improved, the flexibility in refining the predictive variables ensure the robustness of this econophysics-based forecasting model. Originality/value - By offering an innovative forecasting method, this study provides a comprehensive but straightforward econophysics approach to forecast new shipbuilding order of bulk carrier. The research result helps shipping investors make decision in a capital-intensive and uncertaintyprone environment.
期刊名称: 航贸周刊
出版年: 2021
期: 03
页码: 42-56
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