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The 2001 recession and the Chicago Fed National Activity Index: Identifying business cycle turning points Charles L. Evans, Chin Te Liu, and Genevieve Pham-Kanter Introduction and summary
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Standard & Poor / D. Manufacturing / Diebold / /

Country

United States / /

Facility

University of Chicago / /

IndustryTerm

retail trade sales / manufacturing industries / home insurance policy / retail sales / Manufacturing/trade / insurance policy / real gross domestic product / data-mining / retail inventory data / manufacturing / durable goods manufacturing / state unemployment insurance / manufacturing/ trade categories / /

MarketIndex

PMI New Orders / CFNAI / ISM Purchasing Managers / Chicago Fed National Activity / /

Organization

the University of Chicago / NBER business cycle dating committee / National Bureau of Economic Research / Institute for Supply Management / Chicago Fed / Business Cycle Dating Committee / Federal Open Market Committee / Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago / /

Person

Ken Matheny / Genevieve Pham-Kanter / Mark Watson / James Stock / David Marshall / Charles L. Evans / Chin Te Liu / Henri Theil / Larry Christiano / /

Position

vice president and senior economist / associate economist / Fisher / analyst / unobserved component model / /

PublishedMedium

Journal of Monetary Economics / /

Technology

simulation / /

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