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The Graphical Economy Tool

Since the U.S. economy has been very turbulent for the past couple of months, I decided to create a tool that will give me a better insight than the speculative commentaries by wall street “analysts”.   Since the government has a huge census database on inflation, employment, wages, etc, I decided to utilize such data and create intuitive graphs to draw insights on the economy.

After a weekend of programming, I finished making The Graphical Economy.

The line graphs will display the time series data, making it easier to spot interesting trends.   You are all welcome to use it and give me feedback.  But please understand that it may contain bugs and data issues.

2 Responses to “The Graphical Economy Tool”

  1. on 09 Oct 2008 at 10:10 pmScooter

    You just saved me about 10 hours of manually reading in all those BLS files to get state quarterly unemployment. Thank you so much for doing this.

  2. on 15 Jul 2011 at 11:14 amsaurabh

    hello,
    i must say this work yours is commendable… i was actually working on the same lines on a project , in which i need to build a costing index or rather an “automobile pricing index” ( as my boss puts it ) so as to be able to predict the costs to be incurred in future, was working on the lines of regression., using historical data. trying to find websites for india , as informative as the ones for U.S. :)

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