Economy: Money Isn't Changing Hands Fast Enough [View article]
1) Interest rates and money velocity have a positive, but not perfect inverse correlation.
2) Money velocity and economic performance are fairly closely, and positively, correlated. The correlation is most pronounced just before, during and just after periods when the economy contracts.
3) Employment levels and economic performance are tightly correlated, increasing in lock-step during expansions and decreasing during contractions.
4) Money velocity, employment levels and economic performance together have a fairly high, positive correlation.
Economy: Money Isn't Changing Hands Fast Enough [View article]
2) Money velocity and economic performance are fairly closely, and positively, correlated. The correlation is most pronounced just before, during and just after periods when the economy contracts.
3) Employment levels and economic performance are tightly correlated, increasing in lock-step during expansions and decreasing during contractions.
4) Money velocity, employment levels and economic performance together have a fairly high, positive correlation.