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Guide to economic indicators: making sense of economics

By:

Economist

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2001 Profile Books LondonEdition: 4Description: x,228 p. 22 cm; Hard BoundISBN:

978-1861971834

Subject(s):

Economic indicators Economic indicators--Methodology Economic history

DDC classification:

330.018 GUI

Contents:

Interpreting economic indicators -- Essential mechanics -- Measuring economic activity -- Growth -- Population, employment, and unemployment -- Fiscal indicators -- Consumers -- Investment and savings -- Industry and commerce -- The balance of payments -- Exchange rates -- Money and financial markets -- Prices and wages.

Summary: It is essential in business today to have a thorough understanding of economic information; to be able to grasp fully the real implications of the economic indicators referred to in business reports and by the media." "The Economist Guide to Economic Indicators is above all a practical work, which clearly explains the underlying economic realities of today's world. It is an invaluable reference for anyone in business and for students."--Jacket.

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Interpreting economic indicators --
Essential mechanics --
Measuring economic activity --
Growth --
Population, employment, and unemployment --
Fiscal indicators --
Consumers --
Investment and savings --
Industry and commerce --
The balance of payments --
Exchange rates --
Money and financial markets --
Prices and wages.

It is essential in business today to have a thorough understanding of economic information; to be able to grasp fully the real implications of the economic indicators referred to in business reports and by the media." "The Economist Guide to Economic Indicators is above all a practical work, which clearly explains the underlying economic realities of today's world. It is an invaluable reference for anyone in business and for students."--Jacket.

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