We were talking
today about the correlation between customer experience metrics and employee experience metrics, because they are very interdependent.
Not exact matches
While there is a strong
correlation between growth in gross domestic investment and growth in real GDP, the slope of that relationship is only
about 0.2, meaning that even if the growth rate of real gross domestic investment was driven from the recent growth trend of zero all the way back to the previous post-war growth rate of 3.5 %, the overall impact on real GDP growth would only be
about 0.7 % annually, placing the level of U.S. real GDP
about 2.8 % higher 4 years from
today than it would otherwise be.
I was reading
about a new book call «The ADHD Explosion: Myths, Medication, Money, and
Today's Push for Performance» done by a Berkeley psychologist which find the
correlation of drugging students as young as 3 with ADHD medicine at higher rates than the rest of the industrialized world and the increase in performance testing.
I had some «down time»
today (taking my third child to junior college), when I could sit and think
about some of the issues in the markets, when all of a sudden, a weird
correlation hit me.
So
today I'm
about 1/3 in cash and 2/3 in equities that I think are still either significantly undervalued or have somewhat of a negative
correlation to the market.
The bank says 15 years ago Canadian stocks had a
correlation of
about 0.6 to global stocks,
today it's closer to 0.9.