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An Update of the OECD Composite Leading Indicators - December 2002

06-Dec-2002

The update outlined in this document ensures that the CLI calculation is based on more up-to- date chronologies of turning points. As a result, the trend estimation, which is a crucial element of the OECD methodology, will be strongly improved.

OECD Composite Leading indicators: a tool for short-term analysis

28-Jun-2001

The primary purpose of this document is to show how CLIs can be used in practice to predict economic turning points (peaks and troughs) and to assess the general behaviour of the economy.
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Statistics Brief N. 14, Feb. 2008

Predicting the Business Cycle: How good are early estimates of OECD Composite Leading Indicators?

The aim of this Journal is the exchange of knowledge and information on the theory and operation of business and economic cycle research.

OECD - CIRET Journal of Business Cycle Measurement and Analysis (JBCMA)

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This is a practical manual on the design and implementation of business tendency surveys, on the interpretation of the results from such surveys and on their use for economic analysis and forecasting.

Business Tendency Surveys: A Handbook

MEI data on IMF Data Mapper®

The Joint IMF-OECD Statistics dataset combines selected data from IMF and OECD Main Economic Indicators (MEI) to provide data on a global scale for some key economic variables.

IMF Data Mapper®