In absence of federal data, economists are getting creative
With the government closed and official data collection on hold, economists on Wall Street and beyond are scrambling to find new sources of information- or any clues, really- on what might be happening in the economy. They're looking at paychecks, credit card expenditures, restaurant reservations, Broadway show bookings, and even Statue of Liberty visitor…
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