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- Expanding Overseas: The Best Mid-Size Markets
- Relatively stable and foreigner-friendly, these growing mid-size markets offer expansion opportunities in regions less vulnerable to the current global economic slowdown. .expansionPic { width:324px; float:right; margin:0px 0 10px 10px; padding:5px 5px 0; background:#edece7; border:1px solid #d4d4d4; } * html .expansionPic { display:inline; margin-top:20px;} .expansionPic p...
- Articles 2008-04-21
- Who Devotes Majority of GDP to Government?
- Worldwide, taxes are on the rise, or so says the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD. Which country takes a majority of their GDP and puts it back into government spending? Sweden is the clear winner. In 2006, 50.1% of their GDP went to taxes. ...
- Blog posts 2007-10-19
- How to Spot the Economic Bottom
- Editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger reveals four lesser-known economic indicators that give the pros a more meaningful sense of our economic health.
- Videos 2009-06-09
- The Vanishing American Consumer
- Have Americans given up "retail therapy" for good? A permanent shift could be good for many strapped households — but would spell bad news for the recovery. American consumers have awakened, bolt upright, with belated sticker shock (“I bought what!? I spent how much!?”), from a shopping spree that’s...
- Articles 2009-09-15
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- Predicting France's Real GDP
- Ivan Kitov submits: In 2005, we introduced a new concept describing the evolution of real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as driven by the change in specific age population and the attained level of real GDP per capita [3-6]. According to this model, the growth in real GDP per capita (for...
- External links 2009-07-01
- 2Q GDP Report: Please Hold Your Applause
- President Obama's economic advisers are trying hard to give the 2Q 2009 GDP results the best possible spin. The headline numbers point to an improvement, but a closer look shows that the economy we have all come to know and love is still very weak, and more may be coming....
- Blog posts 2009-08-02
- Differences in Calculating GDP Have Pros and Cons
- FinancialSpiltMilk submits: I wrote a post recently on how the fourth quarter GDP growth rate in China, at 6.8%, could be misleading as it is based on a different way of computing GDP than used here in the U.S. Nouriel Roubini noted that computing it our way results in...
- External links 2009-01-25
- Why the GDP Number Thursday May Be a Lose/ Lose Situtation
- David White submits:The US reports its Q3 GDP number Thursday. The current estimate is for 3.2% growth. This is almost 4% above the Q2 result of -.7% growth. This should be great news! Even a slight disappointment should be great news. How would it not be? First, the US equities...
- External links 2009-10-26
- Wall Street Jumps as GDP Growth Spurs Optimism
- By Ellis MnyanduNEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks logged their best one-day percentage gain in three months on Thursday as investors saw data showing the U.S. economy returned to growth in the third quarter as brightening the outlook for profits.The government's first estimate of U.S. gross domestic product showed the...
- News items 2009-10-29
- The GDP Effect of Lower Oil Prices
- Saj Karsan submits: US GDP is estimated at over $14 trillion. Exports make up around $2 trillion of this amount, as international demand for products and services provided by Americans contributes to the US economy. At the same time, imports subtract from GDP (though there are mitigating secondary and tertiary...
- External links 2008-11-24
- The Dynamics of U.S. GDP and Investment Sub-Components
- This paper deepens the knowledge on the dynamics of the Gross Domestic Product GDP and investment in the United States by including the sub-components of residential and non-residential investment into a multivariate analysis. Vector error correction methodology is used to estimate the parameters of the model and analyze the dynamics...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- The GDP Deflator Actually Deflates
- After a brief bout of enthusiasm Friday morning, when GDP came in at -3.8% vs estimates of -5.5%, investors quickly realized that the majority of the "beat" came because of an inventory adjustment. Inventories grew $6 bil vs. a decline of $28 bil last quarter. That artificially "lifted"...
- External links 2009-02-02
- Even with GDP, It Is All About Expectations
- Dr. Duru submits: In “Market Cheers Over Ugly GDP Report“, Mike “Mish” Shedlock breaks down the components of the Q3 GDP numbers and laments that “I am struggling to understand what is surprising other than how bad this all looks once you break down the numbers.” The...
- External links 2009-10-30
- How Changes in Residential and Non- residential Investment Predict Changes in GDP
- This paper examines the effect of different kinds of investments on the business cycle. Specifically, it examines whether residential and non-residential investment Granger cause GDP, and whether GDP Granger causes each of these types of investments. The paper uses quarterly National Income and Products Data for the period 1959 to...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- NORWAY.(GDP growth)(Brief Article)
- The OECD expects that Norwegian GDP growth, which slowed to only 0.6% in 1999, will pick up to 3.3% this year. However, growth will be chiefly confined to offshore industries. "Mainland" GDP, which excludes oil, gas and shipping, is forecas The OECD expects that Norwegian GDP...
- Research articles 2000-03-04
- GOLDMAN SACHS RAISES FORECAST TO CHINA'S GDP GROWTH
- AsiaInfo Services 03-28-2007 Goldman Sachs Raises Forecast to China's GDP Growth BEIJING, Mar 28, 2007 SinoCast via COMTEX -- Goldman Sachs on March 26 increased its forecast of the growth of China's GDP gross domestic product in 2007 to 10 ...
- Research articles 2007-03-28
- Luxembourg has the highest GDP per head of OECD countries; Turkey has the lowest.(Brief Article)
- Luxembourg has the highest GDP per head of OECD countries; Turkey has the lowest. The OECD rankings use purchasing-power-parity PPP exchange rates to convert GDP into a common currency. This produces a ... Luxembourg has the highest GDP per head of OECD countries; Turkey ...
- Research articles 2002-03-02
- Real GDP growth will slow...(gross domestic product)(Brief Article)
- The growth rate for inflation-adjusted real GDP slowed only a fraction in 1999, falling to 4% from 4.3% in 1998. This year, we expect another half-point slowdown in real GDP growth to 3.5%. This assumes the Fed continues with regular pinpricks, n The growth...
- Research articles 2000-03-09
- CHINA'S GDP GROWTH RANKS 6TH IN ASIA
- AsiaInfo Services 04-11-2006 China's GDP Growth Ranks 6th in Asia BEIJING, Apr 11, 2006 SinoCast via COMTEX -- China saw its growth rate of gross domestic product GDP for 2005 reach 9.9% and take the sixth place in Asia, according to...
- Research articles 2006-04-11
- CHINA GDP TO GROW 11.3% IN 2007, WORLD BANK SAYS
- AsiaInfo Services 11-19-2007 China GDP to Grow 11.3% in 2007, World Bank Says BEIJING, Nov 19, 2007 SinoCast via COMTEX -- The World Bank predicated in the East Asia and Pacific Update that China's GDP would grow 11.3 percent in 2007...
- Research articles 2007-11-19
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