The Wall Street journal guide to the 50 economic indicators that really matter : from Big Macs to "zombiebanks", the indicators smart investors watch to beat the market / Simon Constable and Robert E. Wright.
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TextPublisher: New York : Harper Business, [2011]Copyright date: ©2011Edition: First editionDescription: xx, 282 pages : illustrations ; 20 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0062001388
- 9780062001382
- Wall Street journal guide to the fifty economic indicators that really matter
- Fifty economic indicators that really matter
- Guide to the fifty economic indicators that really matter
- Guide to the 50 economic indicators that really matter
- 50 economic indicators that really matter [Parallel title]
- 339.3 22
- HG4529.5 .C658 2011
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Summary: Explains how to forecast and exploit changes in the global macroeconomic climate, analyzing fifty economic indicators that will give cautious investors the confidence to re-enter the markets and foresee the next downturn before it hits.
Consumption (C) -- Investment (I) -- Government (G) -- Net exports (NX) -- Multiple components -- Inflation, fear, and uncertainty -- Conclusion: putting it all together.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Consumption (C) -- Investment (I) -- Government (G) -- Net exports (NX) -- Multiple components -- Inflation, fear, and uncertainty -- Conclusion: putting it all together.
Explains how to forecast and exploit changes in the global macroeconomic climate, analyzing fifty economic indicators that will give cautious investors the confidence to re-enter the markets and foresee the next downturn before it hits.
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