Chapter 5: Composite Economic Indicators - UNECE
Section 5.2 presents gives an overview of different definitions for Composite Economic indicators. Section 5.3 describes cyclical indicators with or without reference series. Chapter 5.4 discusses structural indicators and Chapter 5.5 gives an overview of the recommended model for …
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