The National Economic Review is a quarterly overview of the major factors affecting the U.S. economy.
Each report includes discussions of the current and expected performance of the national economy, interest rates, employment, inflation, the stock and bond markets, and construction, housing and real estate.
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National Economic Review issues consist of 15-20 pages of text and several pages of exhibits and charts reflecting annual/quarterly economic indicators, investment trends, and more.
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New issues of the National Economic Review are available approximately six weeks after the previous quarter’s end. The current issue, Fourth Quarter 2012, was released February 19, 2013.
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