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Economic Outlook: Archive
Lessons to Capture from Job Postings on Indeed
by John Blank
Successful U.S. job market demand management supports the case for a "soft" growth landing.
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finance
The Global Electric Vehicle Shift
by John Blank
Government actors are actively spurring a more rapid adoption of electric vehicles. In turn, they are spurring on the latest info tech sector technologies.
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alt-energy auto-tires-trucks
Zacks 2023 CIO Survey
by John Blank
Chief Investment Officers (CIOs) get asked 14 questions. All questions tap into their 12-month look-ahead views: On numerous stock ETFs, broad bond classes and key macro fundamentals.
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banking finance
How Did COVID Change the U.S. Labor Market?
by John Blank
There is a record low 3.5% household U.S. Unemployment Rate showing up in current U.S. macro-economic data. This is an impressive macro feat...
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earnings finance real-estate
Christmastime U.S. Retail Sales Update
by John Blank
Overall, U.S. consumers plan to spend an average of $1,430 on gifts, travel and entertainment this year -- very similar to the $1,447 they spent last year. That's up +20% over pandemic-ravaged 2020 and more than +10% over 2019.
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consumer-discretionary retail
5 Reasons the Housing Market Is Not About to Crash
by John Blank
It is well known by now that millennials will drive the housing market for years to come. They are the most educated generation in history, they are larger than the baby boomer generation, and the largest group of them are ages 29-33.
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finance home-buying-apps real-estate
A Deep Dive Into Consumer Price Inflation
by John Blank
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) gets produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The CPI uses data from household surveys. The CPI only accounts for all urban households.
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consumer-discretionary
How to Visualize THIS U.S. Economy
by John Blank
Economists can formally capture, and study, dynamic movement in the massive machine of an aggregate economy. At the most basic level, this is accomplished by using this easy identity.
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earnings finance
The Latest on the Wealth of Nations
by John Blank
In a recent Development Economics article, we see some surprising data on growth pockets around the globe.
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emerging-markets finance
The Inventory Crisis
by John Blank
The concept of inventory, stock, or work in process (or work in progress) has been extended from manufacturing systems to service businesses and projects, by generalizing the definition to be "all work within the process of production -- all work that is or has occurred prior to the completion of production."
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