Stat Correlation Of The Day: GDP And New Housing Starts
Published Sunday, May 14, 2006 by Real Estate Pro | E-mail this postCalculated Risk
Kasriel takes the Rosenberg analysis one step further by plotting the quarterly average observations of the year-over-year change in economic growth against the year-over-year change in new-home sales, which he then advanced by three quarters.
Calculated Risk says New Home Sales is one of my favorite leading indicators of future economic activity.
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Stat Correlation Of The Day: GDP And New Housing Starts
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