As we look toward the end of the year and the 4th Quarter, the change in political leadership could change the economic landscape, depending on how quickly the Congress and White House can enact whatever policy they plan on pushing forward.
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Economics Speed Round: November 2016
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Economics Speed Round: September 2016
Coupled with a broad base slow down in production and construction, we still appear on track for a recession starting in 3rd quarter or 4th quarter 2016, though it does not appear to be a traditional recession.
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Economics Speed Round: August 2016
The primary drivers for 3rd Quarter or 4th Quarter economic downturn in the United States remain driven by domestic policies.
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Economics Speed Round: July 2016
The bottom line is that while the jobs number for June seems strong, it is accompanied by enough asterisks that excitement over it should be well tempered.
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Economics Speed Round: June 2016
Unfortunately, the stage is set for a recession. Brace yourselves.
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Economics Speed Round: March 2016
Producers are betting against near term demand so keeping inventories low to avoid depreciation and choosing to stay liquid.
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Economics Speed Round: February 2016
The latest economic report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis came out on January 29th, 2015, and there is simply no spinning it. Real gross domestic product… increased at an annual rate of 0.7 percent in the fourth …