diff --git a/obr/index.html b/obr/index.html index f3235d6..3cee4fe 100644 --- a/obr/index.html +++ b/obr/index.html @@ -239,9 +239,12 @@
CGG) lands straight in the GDP
identity with no behavioural equation responding, giving a multiplier
of exactly 1.0000, flat, against the OBR's 0.6 —
- and capital spending (CGIPS) is worse, moving business
- investment −292% of the shock, wrong-signed
- against the OBR's 1.0. The
+ and capital spending (CGIPS) is worse still: it does not
+ transmit at all. Total fixed investment moves exactly zero, and
+ business investment moves wrong-signed and
+ non-proportionally — quadrupling the shock
+ changes the response by under a factor of two, so there is no
+ multiplier to quote, against the OBR's published 1.0. The
validation page lists the
full set of known limits.
diff --git a/obr/validation/index.html b/obr/validation/index.html
index d53f697..2be9225 100644
--- a/obr/validation/index.html
+++ b/obr/validation/index.html
@@ -74,11 +74,26 @@ + Five steps: what the three configurations score, the anchored fit + against the OBR's own forecast, the one independent test, what the + equations do free-running with no OBR judgement, and the limits that + follow. The panel alongside carries the figures each step refers to. +
+Excellent anchored. Weak free-running. Both published.
Three configurations, three levels of trust. Errors are MAPE (mean @@ -141,13 +156,17 @@
One test, not two.
Anchored GDP and consumption are one test, not two: @@ -206,6 +225,18 @@
papers/obr-macro/figures/fig_anchored_data.csv, regenerated from the March 2026 detailed forecast tables on 21 July 2026.HMRC's own ready reckoner.
+
A 1pp basic-rate rise from April 2026, costed through the PolicyEngine
static-costing bridge: £6.46bn against HMRC's £6.9bn,
@@ -266,6 +297,18 @@ Against the OBR's own forecast, and HMRC's reckoner.
What the equations do with no OBR judgement.
+What it cannot be used for.
CGG is exactly 1.0000, flat, against the OBR's 0.6CGIPS does not transmit — do not score itTCPRO converges slowly: 12 quarters is ~40% of plateau