The St. Louis Fed has a website delivering data series in the form of nice simple graphs that you can see almost everywhere now: newspapers, working papers, blogs. Below you can see an example: the Consumer Price Index (changes on a year ago, therefore inflation) and the effective Federal Funds Rate (the US interest rate).
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I have a question do u think the economy is begining to level off or is it getn worse where do u see us by the first of 2010
By: Johnny S on June 15, 2009
at 12:54 am
That depends. I am in the process of writing a piece on how we got into this and how we’ll get out. I don’t think that we can go back to business (growth) as usual without changing anything.
By: Dirk on June 15, 2009
at 9:09 am