bdecon / US-chartbook

Automated PDF containing charts, tables, maps, and analysis of the US economy

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US-chartbook 📊

Open source notes on US economic activity

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Brian Dew, @bd_econ

November 20, 2023


Notes

The chartbook is a PDF document that I've put together to help analyze the US economy. The goal is to bridge the gap between data resources like FRED and professional analysis such as the Article IV report. The chartbook is more-curated than FRED and has structure, descriptive text, and adds some context and analysis. At the same time, the chartbook intends to be more detailed, stable, and up to date than the Article IV.

Importantly, the chartbook is open source, so people are welcome to use the source code for their own projects or suggest edits. If you find an error, and I'm sure there are many, please let me know.

The chartbook is currently in its first official release verson, 0.1. I hope other people find it useful.

To Do

See list of open issues.

Sections

  • Summary and High-Frequency Indicators
  • Overall Economic Activity
  • Overall Financial Activity
  • Household Sector and Demographics
  • Business Sector
  • Government
  • External Sector
  • Labor Markets
  • Capital Markets
  • Prices
  • Sources / References / Acknowledgments

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Automated PDF containing charts, tables, maps, and analysis of the US economy


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