OECD System of Composite Leading Indicators¶
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. (2012). OECD System of Composite Leading Indicators.
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Mechanisms¶
- Ratchet Threshold Dashboard
- Its early-warning alerts make it a leading indicator of drift rather than a lagging one.
This sourceDefines a leading indicator as one designed to provide an early signal before the corresponding change in its reference series.
- Its early-warning alerts make it a leading indicator of drift rather than a lagging one.
- Remote Signal Dashboard
- Its strength is converting a validated coupling into lead time — the local team acts on a remote cause before the local effect materializes, which is the entire payoff of governing a nonlocal edge.
This sourceExplains that validated leading indicators provide advance signals of turning points relative to a reference series.
- Its strength is converting a validated coupling into lead time — the local team acts on a remote cause before the local effect materializes, which is the entire payoff of governing a nonlocal edge.
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