Find more information about:ISBN: 290OCLC Number:54045003Description:160 pages: illustrations; 23 cmContents:Introduction -Total Output, Production, and Growth -Investment and Capital Expenditures -Employment and Income -Spending, Sales, Profits, and Expectations -Prices, Money, and Interest Rates -Financial Markets, International Trade, and Foreign Exchange -Appendix: Chain Weighting.Other Titles:Everyday economic statisticsResponsibility:Gary E. Clayton, Martin Gerhard Giesbrecht.More information:.Abstract.

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