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41Coincident Indicator — An economic factor that varies directly and simultaneously with the business cycle, thus indicating the current state of the economy. Some examples include nonagricultural employment, personal income and industrial production …
42Coincident Index — An index of economic indicators whose movements closely coincide with the overall cycle of economic activity. Along with lagging and leading indicators, this index highlights the speed and size of growth or shrinkage in an economy. ► See… …
43Coincident Demand — The demand of a consumer of electricity at the time of a power supplier s peak system demand …
44coincident indicator — /kəυ ɪnsɪd(ə)ns ˌɪndɪkeɪtə/ noun an indicator which coincides with economic activity (as opposed to leading indicators and lagging indicators) …
45index of coincident indicators — ➔ index * * * index of coincident indicators UK US noun [C] (also composite index of coincident indicators) ► ECONOMICS in the US, a combined set of measurements that are used to judge the present state of the economy. Data from four different… …
46composite index of coincident indicators — UK US noun [C] ► ECONOMICS INDEX OF COINCIDENT INDICATORS(Cf. ↑index of coincident indicators) …
47Composite Index of Coincident Indicators — An index published by the Conference Board that is a broad based measurement of current economic conditions, helping economists and investors to determine which phase of the business cycle the economy is currently experiencing.. The Composite… …
48coïncidente — ● coïncident, coïncidente adjectif Se dit de figures géométriques applicables, ou isométriques. ● coïncident, coïncidente (difficultés) adjectif Orthographe Bien distinguer le participe présent du verbe coïncider, invariable (nos vues coïncidant …
49Индикаторы совпадения — (COINCIDENT INDICATORS) экономические параметры, которые меняются одновременно с изменением состояния экономики …
50coïncider — [ kɔɛ̃side ] v. intr. <conjug. : 1> • v. 1370; lat. médiév. coincidere « tomber ensemble » 1 ♦ (1753) Géom. Se recouvrir exactement sur tous les points. Deux cercles de même rayon coïncident. 2 ♦ (1798) Arriver, se produire en même temps.… …
