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Using state indexes to define economic regions in the U.S.

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A slow recovery in the Third District : evidence from new time-series models

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New indexes track the state of the states

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Consistent economic indexes for the 50 states

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A redefinition of economic regions in the US

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An alternative definition of economic regions in the United States based on similarities in state business cycles

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Charting the course of the economy : what can local manufacturers tell us?

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Looking ahead : leading indexes for Pennsylvania and New Jersey

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Consistent Economic Indexes for the 50 States

Crone, Theodore Michael - 2019

In the late 1980s James Stock and Mark Watson developed an alternative coincident index for the U.S. economy. They used the Kalman filter to estimate a latent dynamic factor for the national economy and designated the common factor as the coincident index. This paper uses the Stock/Watson...

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