Wednesday, October 19, 2011
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- Spending, Transfer Payments, and Taxes
- Economy Grows at 2.5%, Led by Spending and Investment
- Unsustainable... Transfer Payments
- The Rich Get "Slightly Less Baller"
- Consumer Uncertainty
- On the Seasonality of Equities
- Below Trend Growth
- EconomPics of the Week
- Explaining the Retail Sales / Confidence Dislocation
- Leading Economic Indicators
- Inflation
- Industrial Production "Inflection" to Lead Equitie...
- It's All About Financials
- Emerging Market Rotation Strategy
- Employment Reports Mixed
- More on Chinese Investment
- China's Investment Conundrum
- RIP Steve Jobs
- Finance and Government... Such a Drag (On Jobs)
- Manufacturing Expands in September
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At least recreation is getting cheaper!
ReplyDeleteVideo and Audio -.1% year over year!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCould this be characterized as a modicum of Stagflation?
ReplyDeletei agree with the stag, but until it feeds into wages or we see commodities truly spike (which i don't see as likely), i don't see flation being an issue... could be wrong though
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