A yield curve is a graph that measures bond investors' feelings about risk and shows the bond interest rates at a set point in time but with differing rates (Smart, 2018). In general, the graph helps to understand the bond markets, interest rates, and the general health of a country's economy. Under normal economic conditions, short-term interest rates have a lower yield than long-term securities and under such conditions, the yield curve has an upward slope. On the other hand, an inverted curve indicates that long-term bonds have a lower yield than short-term securities. Other than the yield curve, other unconventional economic indices have been argued to be signals to an economic downturn. Some of these unconventional methods include indices related to skyscrapers, Men's underwear, Hemline, Lipstick, etc. What is your perspective on these unconventional indicators? Discuss