Tuesday, February 2, 2010
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- Long Term Trend in Personal Savings
- EconomPics of the Week
- Existing Home Sales... "Uh Oh" Edition
- 'Average GDP' in 2009 Worst Since 1946
- Q4 GDP Revised Higher on Inventory Rebuild
- More on Durable Goods
- Durable Goods... Aircraft Boom (All Else Stagnant)...
- New Home Sales Hit New Record Low
- The Short and Long-Term Case for Treasuries
- Housing Market Stabilizes... For Now
- Consumer Confidence Collapses
- EconomPics of the Early Weekend
- Fed Raises Discount Rate... More "Unwind" in the F...
- More on Leading Economic Indicators
- Leading Economics Positive, but Pace of Growth Slows
- Producer Prices Jump from a Year Ago
- The Recession is Over!!!
- Housing Settling... But a Much Lower Level
- China Sells Treasuries... or Did They?
- What a Difference a Day Makes (2/16/10)
- Empire Manufacturing Jumps in February
- Where to Hide?
- Japan's Economy Grows... or Does It?
- The Value of Corporate Bonds
- "A Simple Way to Data Mine"
- EconomPics of the Week (Love is in the Air) Edition
- More on Retail
- U.S. Consumer Keeps Chugging Along
- Euro Zone GDP Disappoints
- Hedge Funds Off to a Slow Start in '10
- Global Trade Continues to Bounce Back to the Old Norm
- Loose Money and The Aussie Surge
- Wholesale Inventories and Q4 GDP Revisions
- The Death of the Workforce
- Market Recap (2/08/10)
- Women Taking Over the Workforce
- What Mortgage Payment?
- EconomPics of the Week (Who Dat? Edition)
- More on Wage Inflation
- Employment by Education Attainment
- Unemployment Drops to 9.7%
- February 4, 2010 - Boom Goes the Dynamite
- What's Going On?
- Services Sector Improves.... Slightly
- Don't Worry About Inflation... For Now
- ADP Employment... Getting There
- TV Viewership and Educational Attainment
- Auto Sales Mixed, but Sluggish
- Inventory Adjustments in Q4... Now What?
- Comparing U.S. and E.U. Unemployment
- We're All Socialist Now
- Manufacturing Expands in January
- Asset Class Performance: It's Been All E.M.
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Wheres the UK..?
ReplyDeleteWheres Greece..?
and arent there 50 states or somthing.
Greece only reports quarterly (thus no new info) and the UK is not part of the EU...
ReplyDeleteAND, unless you don't know how many countries and states there are, this isn't all of them. Quit being so lazy and click through on the links (I source everything) at the bottom of the page if you want more details.
Pardon me what? The UK may not be part of the Eurozone, but is definitly part of the EU.
ReplyDeletewhoops. yeah, eurozone
ReplyDeleteAmericans are cute.
ReplyDeleteThe UK is the most indebt country in the EU (maybe the world)
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Greece is by far the most bankrupt of all the EU nations.
Without them the chart is fairly worthless
These levels of unemployment have all the makings of a global V shaped recovery indeed.
ReplyDeletehow about a graph comparing GDPs?
ReplyDeleteCute, but literate and able to surf the Internet.
ReplyDeleteAs mentioned, the Greek figure is unavailable (reports quarterly) and the UK figure takes all of two seconds to Google...
Suck it.
Looing at the source data - greece would come in between EY27 and New York and the UK between Bulgaria and Arkansas
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to ruin the party for you guys put Eurostat data is more akin to the States' U-6, not the U-3 that was used to plot this chart. Eurostat reports broad unemployment, which also means discouraged people just like the U-6. I'm not saying things are terribly better here in the EU, but it would be nice if you used comparable data which was calculated the using the same methods.
ReplyDeleteJake - after reading the comments + responses, I am officially a fan. I am going to have t shirts printed.
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