anecdotal

The government hasn’t released a comprehensive accounting of what it has made from its investments, but anecdotally, the returns so far are robust.

The government hasn’t released a comprehensive accounting of what it has made from its investments, but anecdotally, the returns so far are robust.

When earlier government shutdowns, in the 1990s and 2010s, delayed major economic reports, officials leaned on regional surveys and anecdotal evidence.

For missing indicators of consumer spending and the job market, they are relying on second-tier private-sector data sources and anecdotal information from businesses.

Mr Penny said anecdotally around 50 per cent of the students will have their phones switched off during the day, as per school policy, but the rest will be on vibrate.