The development and uses of regional indexes of leading economic indicators
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Note: Published as: Phillips, Keith R. (1994), "Regional Indexes of Leading Economic Indicators," in Forecasting and Financial Economic Cycles, eds. Michael P. Niemira and Philip A. Klein (New York: Wiley), 347-361.
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- Keith R. Phillips, 1988. "New tools for analyzing the Texas economy: indexes of coincident and leading economic indicators," Economic and Financial Policy Review, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, issue Jul, pages 1-13.
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