Leading indicator

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A leading indicator is a performance metric that anticipates future performance of a business or situation. Leading indicators are used to predict future trends and potential problems or opportunities.
The increase in website traffic, a leading indicator, suggested a potential rise in sales for the company.
Finding a specific legal case example for leading indicators is unlikely, as it's a business term.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common leading indicators include customer satisfaction ratings, website traffic, marketing campaign performance, and economic forecasts.

Leading indicators are forward-looking metrics, while lagging indicators reflect past performance. Used together, they provide a more comprehensive view of a business's health.

Leading indicators can help businesses anticipate future trends, proactively address potential issues, and make data-driven decisions for future success.

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