Atlas of Economic Indicators A Guide to Market Forces & Federal Reserve by Carnes & Slifer #shorts

The Atlas of Economic Indicators: A Visual Guide to Market Forces, and the Federal Reserve by W. Stansbury Carnes and Stephen D. Slifer 1991

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Harper Business; Reprint edition (July 21, 1992) / 1991
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 240 pages

Discusses market forces and their effects on stocks, bonds, foreign currency values, interest rates, and other markets

Topics:
Gross National Product
Car Sales
The Purchasing Managers Index
Employment
Producer Price Index
Retail Sales
Industrial Production
Persona Income
The Index of Leading
New Home Sales
Factory Orders
Business Inventories and Sales
Merchandise Trade Balance
Overview of Federal Reserve Policy
Implementation of Federal Reserve Policy
Housing StartsBuilding Permits
Durable Goods Orders

About the author (1992)
W. Stansbury Carnes is first vice president and senior economist for Shearson Lehman Brothers, specializing in the fixed-income and equity markets and advising on macroeconomics for Shearson's retail financial consultants. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Georgia State University and taught there for three years.

Common Terms:
addition affect amount average balance banking system basis begin billion BOND MARKET borrowings Bureau car sales causes central bank Commerce component construction consumer consumption decline Department deposits determine discount dollar durable economic activity economists economy employment estimate example expected exports factors fall federal funds rate Federal Reserve Figure fixed-income forecast foreign funds rate given growth happening higher housing important included income increase indicators industrial inflation interest interest rates inventories investment leading less look major manufacturing measure monetary policy month monthly noted operations orders pace period production provides Published purchase quarter reaction reason recession released repos represent requirement retail sales revisions rise sector securities spending starts STOCK MARKET survey tell trade United usually utilization volatile