PMI and GDP: Do They Correlate for the United States? For China?

YiLi Chien and Paul Morris

Economic Synopses, 2016, issue 6, 2 pages

Abstract: The PMI seems to be a good, although not perfect, indicator of a country?s current economic condition.

Date: 2016
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