The rate of employee wages. When you have flat wages ( meaning no rise in income) then the economy will slow and go into a recession like what we are in today. The cost of living goes up but not your paycheck. That along with bad banking practices and federal bailouts.
One thing that economic indicators measure is the unemployment rate.
GDP, standard of living, unemployment rate, rate of inflation, and national debt.
An economic indicator is another word for a statistics. For example, if looking at supply and demand statistics, those would be economic indicators of supply and demand.
coincident indicator
Retail sales
Retail sales
Retail sales.
Measures of data derived from economic indicators yield valuable information for the identification of economic trends and the preparation of specific economic forecasts.
The first step in the process of conducting an economic analysis is to identify appropriate economic indicators for specific economic forecasts or trends.
Retail sales.
Retail sales
Retail sales.
Retail sales
Measures of data derived from economic indicators yield valuable information for the identification of economic trends and the preparation of specific economic forecasts.
It depends on what sort of indicators. Some of these are: visual indicators, made mostly of plastic and glass, which are visual signs of a machine being on, or the direction in which a car is going to turn; chemical indicators that take on a specific colour in the presence of other substances; economic indicators, derived from various data, that show the level of economic activity;
The first step in the process of conducting an economic analysis is to identify appropriate economic indicators for specific economic forecasts or trends.
An economic activity map shows the specific types of economic activity or Natural Resources present in an area using different types of symbols and colors depending on what is being shown on the map. I hope that helped(:
An economic activity map shows the specific types of economic activity or natural resources present in an area using different types of symbols and colors depending on what is being shown on the map.
Measures of Economic Performance(1) Gross Domestic Product (GDP)(2) Trade Gap(3) Rate of Inflation(4) Productivity of Labor
Gross Domestic Product
A cost is generally understood to be that sacrifice incurred in an economic activity to achieve a specific objective, such as to consume, exchange, or produce.