Tag: GDP
14 Top Stocks to Buy If ‘Risk-Off’ Sentiment Returns and Causes a Market Pullback
Paul Dykewicz reveals fourteen of the top stocks to buy to avert the impact of potentially returning to...
A Stock Market Crash Rebound Should Lift 6 Dividend-Paying Equities
Paul Dykewicz explains that a stock market crash rebound will help lift up six dividend-paying equities from their...
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Economic Slowdown Confirmed by Gross Output and B2B Data
The U.S. economy is slowing but thus far is avoiding a recession, according to the latest data from...
What has Contributed to the Falling Deficit
Deficits have been shrinking since 2009, when we hit the bottom of the Great Recession.
How You Can Profit from Brazil’s Consumer-Sector Growth
Brazil has the highest gross domestic product (GDP) in South America, whether measured nominally or by purchasing power...
Reversal in 1Q and 2Q Gross Domestic Product Hints at Flawed Federal Data
The merit of the federal government adopting use of Gross Output (GO) as a broadened quarterly measure of...
How the Latest Data Shows Value of Using Gross Output
As a champion of the federal government’s decision to begin reporting the Gross Output (GO) statistic on a...
How the Fed Affects GDP
I think what today’s GDP print tells us is that the Federal Reserve will almost certainly continue the...
Policymakers Would Be Wise to Use New Economic Indicators
Washington policymakers recently gained access to new tools to aid them in measuring U.S. economic growth that they...
How ‘Gross Output’ Predicted the Economy’s Slowdown
I contend that Gross Output (GO) is better than Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in measuring the economy. GO...