Sentence examples for economic gauges from inspiring English sources

For several headline economic gauges, America uses a different (and more flattering) measure from that employed on the other side of the Atlantic.

The U's, V's and W's refer to the shape of a graph plotting the ups and downs of economic gauges like gross domestic product.

These economic gauges approach economic assessment as an end-result on the cost side of the product and may result for good intention to be shelved, primarily because EE equipment and RE have high capital cost compared with the alternatives.

Common economic gauges such as Return on Investment, Payback Period, Cost Benefit Analysis, Life Cycle Assessment and Life Cycle Cost are not suitable to validate OE options in households.

February saw two of the 25 most significant snowstorms to hit the Northeast United States in the past 50 years, and it wouldn't be a surprise if some lingering snowflakes show up in a pair of key economic gauges due over the next few days.

Manufacturing accounts for only one-fifth of America's GDP, but it remains an important economic gauge.

Shares closed sharply higher yesterday in response to stronger retail earnings and a smaller-than-expected drop in a closely watched economic gauge.

And the setback could come even before Thursday as Wall Street nervously eyes the release of the GDP report and another key economic gauge, the employment cost index (ECI).

Page B1 The Economic Crisis Gauging the Health Of the Economy, and Gulping Just how bad is the economy?

Those who wish to swap more of their inflation-plagued, volatile pesos for stable currencies must do so on a parallel market, referred to as the "blue".The blue dollar rate, which is often viewed as an economic pressure gauge, climbed to a record high of 16 pesos to the dollar late last month.

A key U.S. economic forecasting gauge rose in June for the third consecutive month, suggesting the economy should pick up in the second half of 2003, a private research firm said on Monday.