Crossword Clue: Quarterly government announcement
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- A country's output, for short
- Aggregate economic stat
- All that a country makes (Abbr.)
- Commerce Dept. stat
- Commerce stat.
- Fast-rising fig. in China
- Certain econ. yardstick
- Fed. budget statistic
- Econ 101 topic
- Econ. barometer
- Econ. class topic
- Econ. concern
- Econ. datum
- Econ. fig.
- Econ. figure
- Econ. health statistic
- Econ. indicator
- Econ. measure for a country
- Econ. measure
- Econ stat
- Econ. stat
- Econ. statistic
- Econ. term
- Econ. total
- Econ. yard-stick, once
- Econ. yardstick
- Economic fig. for a country
- Economic fig.
- Economic figure for a country: Abbr.
- Economic indicator: Abbr.
- Economic indicator (abbr.)
- Economic meas.
- Economic no.
- Economic performance stat
- Economic performance stat.
- Economic stat, once
- Economic stat
- Economic yardstick (abbr.)
- Economic yardstick: Abbr.
- Economics fig.
- Economics stat
- Economist's concern (Abbr.)
- Economist's concern: Abbr.
- Economist's stat
- Economists' stat.
- It has a domestic counterpart: Abbr.
- Financial indicator: Abbr.
- It usually excludes unpaid econ. activity
- It was an econ. yardstick
- Business page fig.
- Country stat.
- Country stat
- Country's economic stat
- Country's output: Abbr.
- Country's output fig.
- Country's output, for short
- Country's total annual output: Abbr.
- Country's value (Abbr.)
- It's up over 1000% since 1960: Abbr.
- Erstwhile primary meas. of countrywide economic activity
- Drained
- Former U.S. economic measure
- Initials for a nation's output
- Initials for U. S. output
- Factor considered by the Fed
- Govt. economist's concern
- Total output: Abbr.
- Total U.S.A. output
- Quarterly government announcement
- Vital economic stat.
- Treasury Dept. variable
- Meas. of a country's economy
- Meas. of a country's worth
- Meas. of an economy's income
- Meas. of economic activity
- Meas. of national wealth
- Measure of a country's economic activity: Abbr.
- Measure of econ. activity
- Measure of econ. health
- Measure of econ. strength
- Measure of economic activity (Abbr.)
- Measure of the econ.
- Nation's output: Abbr.
- Rel. of national income
- One-time econ. measure
- One-time econ. yardstick
- Macroeconomic fig.
- Macroeconomic meas. of prosperity
- Macroeconomic no.
- Macroeconomic prosperity indicator, briefly
- Macroeconomic stat.
- Macroeconomic stat
- Macroeconomics fig.
- Macroeconomics meas.
- Macroeconomics no.
- Macroeconomics stat
- No. measured in trillions of dollars
- Major econ. index
- Productivity meas.
- Productivity measure
- Prosperity indicator (abbr.)
- Prosperity indicator: abbr.
- U. S. economists' concern: Abbr.
- U. S. output initials
- What the whole U.S.A. makes
- Stat for Alan Greenspan
- U.S. econ. figure
- U.S. econ. indicator, once
- U.S. economic indicator: Abbr.
- U.S. economic yardstick, until recently
- U.S. economic yardstick
- U.S. economy gauge
- U.S. output measure
- U.S. output
- US stat in the trillions
Recent Usage of Quarterly government announcement in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - April 16, 2011