Aren't those predictions rather than statistics? Then again, if they're reasonably good forecasts they may be a very good thing to look at.
>Historical Leading Economic Indicators would be a good start
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>>>Where does one go to see economic statistics for a given period? Say, during Clinton's 8 years, Reagan's 8 years, or Bush's tenure?
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>>>I've looks at the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, and it's tough to weed through it all.
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>>What kind of statistics are you looking for? There are lots of them -- GNP, unemployment rate, job creation, investment rate, national debt, stock market prices, real estate prices, consumer confidence, etc. etc. etc. I don't know of any single statistic that measures the overall health of the economy.
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