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U S Economy U S Department
1,645 wordsThe million (or should we say 'billion' now) dollar question is whether or not the United States' economy will stay in it's record 107 month expansion (according to the index of leading indicators) or come out of the boom and take a downturn into a recession. Nobody, including the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan has a crystal ball to provide insight as to what will happen if interest rates are raised, lowered, or left alone. However, Economists have developed a set of indicators ...
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Personal Consumption Expenditures International Monetary Fund
1,416 wordsKey Economic Indicators Economists have developed a set of indicators to aid in predicting when a recession is about to occur and when the economy is in one. Indicators should not be mistaken for predictors. They are simply forecasting tools, and like any forecast can be misleading. The index of leading indicators that is reported in the popular press shows our economy is still in an expansion. There are thirteen key Economic Indicators, and they fall into five major categories: National Output ...
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Personal Consumption Expenditures U S Economy
3,278 wordsPrinciple Economic Indicators The million (or should we say billion now) dollar question is whether or not the United States economy will stay in its record 107 month expansion (according to the index of leading indicators) or come out of the boom and take a downturn into a recession. Nobody, including the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan has a crystal ball to provide insight as to what will happen if interest rates are raised, lowered, or left alone. However, Economists have deve...
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