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Law Firm Intelligence: Researching the Economy Part III: The Big Picture

While the macroeconomics is more than a little intimidating, the good news is that researching the economy is not a complicated task. In fact, it can be much more straightforward than internal financial research (covered in the first part of this series) and research on the financial health of companies and industries (covered in the second part of this series). In this, the third and final part in the Researching the Economy series, we focus on a few key sources for macroeconomic information.

18 minute read May 28, 2009 at 12:14 AM
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Shannon Sankstone
Law Firm Intelligence: Researching the Economy Part III: The Big Picture

While the macroeconomics is more than a little intimidating, the good news is that researching the economy is not a complicated task.

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